had extensive discussions (with ntek about this ). they do "genre-based"^ encoding to start. apply algorithms. coding and encoding processing. i'm very pleased with what i've learned. talking to ntek. their technical methodology. applications. all elegant. thoughtful.efficient and effective

^ from my understanding... "genre-based" (as far as i know) is my own word. not theirs (but it may be their own patented tech/methodology). where they account for the "type" of film being transmitted. first

therefore, ntek employs another layer..... besides the "traditional compression" (hardware/equip., math and concerns) + "environmental pre-process" (which was news. only heard about it from ntek) approaches discussed in that 2015q3 white paper
http://www.nscreenmedia.com/nscreen-whitepape...-final.pdf


excellent stuff. pls keep it up. refreshing to see someone exploring significant research (rather than attacking others + posting nonsense )