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video bandwidth

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video bandwidth

The transmission capacity required to display video, measured in MHz, and calculated by horizontal x vertical resolution x frames/sec. For example, an 800x600 resolution at 60 fps yields a 28.8 MHz video bandwidth. NTSC video uses a 4.2 MHz video bandwidth. See NTSC.



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