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by martino on December 9, 2006
For these past few years, there has been a question of how to distribute High definition programming: in one or two streams. With dual stream HD delivery, the distributor sends out two versions of a program, one in HD and one in SD.
But increasingling both networks and studios are embracing a new concept: just convert everything to a single HD stream.
It takes about 10 hours to ready an 8-minute cartoon for HD (eight hours of telecine work) while a 22-minute show can take up to 13 hours (with the majority of time dedicated to color correction and dirt and scratch removal.
This straight-forward approach means a company like Warner Bros. can readying its massive movie and TV library for HD distribution. Which is exactly what they and others are now doing.
But increasingling both networks and studios are embracing a new concept: just convert everything to a single HD stream.
It takes about 10 hours to ready an 8-minute cartoon for HD (eight hours of telecine work) while a 22-minute show can take up to 13 hours (with the majority of time dedicated to color correction and dirt and scratch removal.
This straight-forward approach means a company like Warner Bros. can readying its massive movie and TV library for HD distribution. Which is exactly what they and others are now doing.
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