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Thread: zgemma h9 twin and 4:2:2 feeds

  1. 19-04-22, 18:57 #1
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    zgemma h9 twin and 4:2:2 feeds

    Hi I have question if on zgemma h9 twin i can stream 4:2:2 feeds to computer to watch it there? Even in 4k and 4:2:0? And also when I will record from 4k channel it will be in ts format and record all audio streams and in 1:1? Thanks for every answer.
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    Not sure what you are asking. If the stream from the satellite is 4:2:2 that is what well arrive at your PC without modification.
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