High Definition definition

High Definition or “HD” shall mean Linear Broadcast of Television Channel in any resolution that is 1080 vertical lines of resolution or less (but at least 720 vertical lines of resolution) and 1920 lines of horizontal resolution or less (but at least 1280 lines of horizontal resolution);

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High Definition or “HD” shall mean any resolution that is (a) 1080 vertical lines of resolution or less (but at least 720 vertical lines of resolution) or (b) 1920 lines of horizontal resolution or less (but at least 1280 lines of horizontal resolution) but in no event higher than 1920 horizontal lines of resolution by 1080 vertical lines of resolution; provided, however, that a Stream of an Included Program purchased in High Definition may fall below 720 vertical lines of resolution or 1280 lines of horizontal resolution from time to time due to network congestion or other technical reasons.

High Definition means any resolution that is (a) 1080 vertical lines of resolution or less (but at least 720 vertical lines of resolution) and (b) 1920 lines of horizontal resolution or less (but at least 1280 lines of horizontal resolution).

Examples of High Definition in a sentence

• Standard Definition Channels may be referred to as Zee Group SD Channels and High Definition Channels may be referred to as Zee Group HD Channels.

• All the requirements for High Definition content also apply to all Stereoscopic 3D content.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, a digital signal may be output if it is protected and encrypted by High Definition Copy Protection (“HDCP”) or Digital Transmission Copy Protection (“DTCP”).

• In accordance with industry agreements, all Approved Devices manufactured and sold (by the original manufacturer) after December 31, 2011 shall limit (e.g. down-scale) analogue outputs for decrypted protected Included Programs to standard definition at a resolution no greater than 720X480 or 720 X 576, i.e. shall disable High Definition (HD) analogue outputs.

• In accordance with industry agreements, all Approved Devices which were deployed by Licenssee after December 31, 2011 shall limit (e.g. down-scale) analogue outputs for decrypted protected Included Programs to standard definition at a resolution no greater than 720X480 or 720 X 576, i.e. shall disable High Definition (HD) analogue outputs.

More Definitions of High Definition

High Definition means any resolution that is 720p or higher, but in no event higher than 1080p.

High Definition or “HD” means any resolution that is 720p or higher, but in no event higher than 1080p.

High Definition means resolutions higher than 345,600 viewable pixels, in the case of NTSC, or 414,720 viewable pixels, in the case of PAL, but no greater than 2,073,600 viewable pixels, in the case of either NTSC or PAL.

High Definition or “HD” means a video signal with either 720 progressive scan lines of horizontal resolution or 1,080 interlaced scan lines of horizontal resolution.

High Definition or “HD” shall mean any resolution that is (a) 1080 vertical lines of resolution or less (but at least 720 vertical lines of resolution) and (b) 1920 lines of horizontal resolution or less (but at least 1280 lines of horizontal resolution).” In Section 1.7 of Schedule A, the words “or Approved IP Device” is added after each instance of “Approved Set-Top Box,” the words “or Approved IP Format” is added after each instance of “Approved Format” and “or Approved IP Delivery” is added after each instance of “Approved Delivery”. The following is added as Section 1.7[a] of Schedule A of the Agreement:

High Definition means a scanning line structure greater than DVD quality (greater than 720x480 NTSC or 720x576 PAL).

High Definition means a video resolution of greater than 720 x 480 (i.e., 480p) but less than or equal to 1280 x 720 (i.e., 720p) with an average video bit rate of less than or equal to 4 megabits/second and the video codec must no greater than MPEG-4 AVC. For the avoidance of doubt, High Definition excludes any and all 3D formats.