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Latest post 09-01-2007 9:00 AM by 355f. 2 replies.
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  • 09-01-2007 7:01 AM

    HDMI 1.3 and 1080p/24 signals on the Beovision 4 & 9

    Does anybody know; If B&O plans to soon uppgrade
    to HDMI 1.3 on the (Beovision 4 50 / Beosystem 3) and handle 1080p/24 signals ?
    I have heard that panasonic will begin implementing this ability in their 2008 models plasma panels and B&O plasma panels are made by panasonic.

    Does anybody have spec for the new 2007 FULL HD Beovision 4 50 plasma screeans.

    Talisman:-)

    BeoVision 4 - 50 HD -  Beo5 - Beolab 5 - Beolab 7-1 - Beolab 6000 .

  • 09-01-2007 7:26 AM In reply to

    Re: HDMI 1.3 and 1080p/24 signals on the Beovision 4 & 9

    Here is BV9 spec.

    but it says only 4 x HDMI 

     

     


  • 09-01-2007 9:00 AM In reply to

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    Re: HDMI 1.3 and 1080p/24 signals on the Beovision 4 & 9

    talisman:

    Does anybody know; If B&O plans to soon uppgrade
    to HDMI 1.3 on the (Beovision 4 50 / Beosystem 3) and handle 1080p/24 signals ?
    I have heard that panasonic will begin implementing this ability in their 2008 models plasma panels and B&O plasma panels are made by panasonic.

    Does anybody have spec for the new 2007 FULL HD Beovision 4 50 plasma screeans.

    Talisman:-)

     

    I would very much doubt B&O will upgrade from the present standard HDMI standard and indeed HDMI 4 is now on the cards!

    The new codecs are DESIGNED to work without loss of quality across an HDMI V1.1 link when the player does the decoding. There is no reduction in quality implemented by the player or codec if it discovers the link is V1.1 instead of V1.3. The multiple channels of PCM that come across the V1.1 link are the best the new codecs can produce.



    The only thing that V1.3 adds is the ability to send the original, undecoded bitstream format to the receiver for the receiver to decode. Your ability to actually take advantage of this may be limited however. Discs authored in the "advanced content" mode *MUST* be decoded in the player. Most commercial discs are authored this way. The net result is that even with a V1.3 link, and a new receiver with its own decoder for that codec, the decoding still must happen IN THE PLAYER and what comes across the V1.3 link is identical in quality to what would come across a V1.1 link.

    Even if decoding does happen in the receiver, what comes out of the codec itself is still the same quality. This is true even if the receiver has a higher internal sampling rate. Such upsampling (which can be applied just as well to a signal coming across the link as PCM) helps insure quality of subsequent processing inside the receiver, but the information coming out of the codec is identical either way.

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