(From The Avid Yahoo User's Group)
The BBC bought a bunch of DVS HD IO cards to build test rigs to analyse the quantity of covertly upconverted content in delivered programs. I was intrigued so I dug a bit deeper.
Apparently BBC R&D have designed a suite of tests that are able to determine if, and how much, upconverted SD material a delivered HD program contains.
If it's more than the agreed amount then they will reject it.
Very clever, those R&D fellows.
Check out their whitepapers below if you're interested:
BBC White Papers
Here's the BBC's delivery requirements:
BBC Delivery Requirements
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