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Originally Posted by ramicio
MPEG-2 for HD broadcast was used for just that, not archival things. It's encoded on the fly, too, with a sacrifice of quality. They even used h.264 in other countries for HD broadcast before Blu-ray even came out...so your point makes no sense.
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All the nice coloured demos (birds, landscapes, insects, country specials, tropical fishes etc.) they use to run on TVs in a loop to sell them are MPEG-2 files. MPEG-2 is not that bad, just a bit outdated, ie newer codecs are much efficient at the same bitrate.
@atessadri:
what device does the upscaling and how?