HD Homerun results

[Aikouka]

I thought I'd mention that 640x480 is ED not SD.

 

[Quasmo]

Originally posted by: Aikouka
I thought I'd mention that 640x480 is ED not SD.

720x480 is SD, look it up. It has a different pixel aspect ratio of .9

 

[Tegeril]

Originally posted by: dclive

Originally posted by: Narmer

Originally posted by: dclive
My 10/100 network can do about 8-9 MB/s without breaking a sweat. A single HD channel can need roughly 2MB/s, so having 4 channels going (2 HD Homerun devices powering 4 physical tuners) will almost saturate a 100Mb network.

HD needs 20Mb/s, not 2MB/s.

They're one and the same.

Mb/s is megabits/sec.

MB/s is megabytes/sec.

HD needs 20Mb/s or 2MB/s.

In the context (my saying that a 10/100 network can do 8-9 MB/s), I feel that was clear.

Not exactly. 20Mbit/s is 2.5MByte/s

Divide by 8.

 

[dclive]

Originally posted by: Tegeril

Originally posted by: dclive

Originally posted by: Narmer

Originally posted by: dclive
My 10/100 network can do about 8-9 MB/s without breaking a sweat. A single HD channel can need roughly 2MB/s, so having 4 channels going (2 HD Homerun devices powering 4 physical tuners) will almost saturate a 100Mb network.

HD needs 20Mb/s, not 2MB/s.

They're one and the same.

Mb/s is megabits/sec.

MB/s is megabytes/sec.

HD needs 20Mb/s or 2MB/s.

In the context (my saying that a 10/100 network can do 8-9 MB/s), I feel that was clear.

Not exactly. 20Mbit/s is 2.5MByte/s

Divide by 8.

Yep, but for rough estimates it's fine.

 

[XMan]

I've got two of the HDHomeRuns, they're dynamite. Two HDHomeRuns and two PVR-500's is TV joy.