HDTV in h264 or MPEG2? (1 Viewer)
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Nope, not missing a thing, HD can be either, does depend on bandwidth available for the transmission though, but then the broadcasters have a habit of knocking the bitrate down on mpeg files to decrease the size, so some people still get poor quality HD 
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