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The discussion addresses several technical aspects of video encoding and image processing, specifically focusing on H264, EVC Base Line, and the Bayer filter. It clarifies misconceptions about Bayer filters, emphasizing that they are unrelated to data compression. The conversation critiques the notion that an 8K stream can be simplified into "four 4K streams," highlighting alternative representations. The term "Invertible" is noted as unconventional in this context. Additionally, the discussion mentions that a 40dB signal-to-noise ratio is significant, contrasting it with the higher S/N ratios of analog NTSC cameras, which typically range around 60dB.
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There is lots of iffy and confused statement in there. Bayer filters have nothing to do with data compression. The data in an 8k stream is not organized into "four 4 K streams", but can be represented in a number of other ways. The use of the word "Invertible" is strange and non-standard. A 40db signal to noise ratio is quite observable; Analog NTSC cameras would bost s/n in the 60db range.
 
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