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From: jindak@surfside.sgi.com (Chris Schoeneman)
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Subject: Re: Video and computer memory
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Date: 2 Aug 90 20:34:46 GMT
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In article <1990Jul31.204803.25358@eng.umd.edu> naiming@eng.umd.edu
(Naiming Shen) writes:
>the X is about 300-600 and Y is 525. Assume you digitize it with
>8 bits per pixel. 

This X x Y is the resolution.  The original post had:
  X = bits/frame = ?
  Y = frames/sec = 30

TV isn't a digital device.  You have to choose how many bits yourself.
However, FYI one channel's bandwidth is 0-6 MHz.

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