travisbicks
11th June 2007, 15:13
*Warning* Probably a very stupid question
I’m wondering whether or not the next generation of media are going to have enough capacity for all the foreseeable future requirements of video. Say for example that 1080p became the HD standard, do these media have enough capacity to store 3 hours of 1080p video at a sample rate that is below the threshold of perception?
I’m wondering whether or not the next generation of media are going to have enough capacity for all the foreseeable future requirements of video. Say for example that 1080p became the HD standard, do these media have enough capacity to store 3 hours of 1080p video at a sample rate that is below the threshold of perception?