Hi:I have some questions regarding video frequencies.1. Why is the horizontal frequency [15.734 kHz] higher than thevertical frequency [60 hz]?1a. What would happen if the horizontal frequency was 60 Hz and thevertical frequency was 15.734 kHz? How would the video look like?[assuming all devices in the video equipments could handle thefrequencies w/out any damage]2. What would happen if the horizontal frequency was 15.734 thz[instead of khz] and the vertical frequency was 60 ghz [instead of 60hz]? How would the video look like [again, assuming all devices in thevideo equipments could handle the frequencies w/out any damage]Thanks,Radium

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Questions about video frequency?

Oct 15, 2006 22 Replies

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Homer J Simpson 19 years ago

That's more the 24 fps vs. 50/60 Hz problem.

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Lionel 19 years ago

Firstly, anyone living near power stations would die from the high power UHF irradiation, secondly, none of the power would reach the customers. Consequently, the picture on your TV screen would be solid black, regardless of he signal.

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Michael A. Terrell 19 years ago

You are wasting your time on a troll.

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