Sentence examples for high definition broadcast from inspiring English sources

The BBC HD channel will be closed, replaced with a high definition broadcast of BBC2.

Typically found only on high-end high definition broadcast monitors, the Pro Cinema 7500 UB also features Color Space selection, which allows a user to select between the three industry color space standards – SMPTE-C for standard definition (Rec.601), HD (Rec. 709) for high definition, and EBU to match the European PAL video standard.

Many (but not all) thin TV's are set up to handle "high definition" broadcasts -- a fledgling technology that supposedly delivers unprecedented picture clarity.

Smart TVs and Ultra High Definition are now seen as more appealing, with Ultra High Definition broadcasts offering four times the amount of detail as HD content.

My main beef with DirectTV is that it compresses the hell out of high definition broadcasts, but that's a rant for another day.

While we're busy comparison shopping for flat-screen TVs and upgrading to high definition broadcasts, the consumer electronics industry is readying a whole new television proposition to sell us.

Because of the Met's reputation around the world, which is stronger now than ever because of our high definition broadcasts (70% of our audience is outside the US), it is quite remarkable how many people see the Met in Europe, and who also listen to it on radio.

Unfortunately, the crisp, high-definition broadcast looked like a soap opera with singing.

On companion monitors, MSG's high-definition broadcast looked flat, underlit and distant.

The increase in high-definition broadcast and cable programming has prompted more consumers to buy high-definition television sets.

The Met's high-definition broadcast of "Eugene Onegin" was the eighth top-grossing "movie" in Canada for the weekend it was screened in theaters there.