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Roderick Stewart wrote:

> In article <472b9a39$0$20584$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>, Green Xenon [Radium] 
> wrote:
> 
>>Anyways, again, the following is interesting but only 
>>theoretically-possible. Not gonna happen with today's technology:
>>
>>The original Y signal is converted to QAM. This QAM signal is then 
>>broadcasted on an FM radio carrier wave whose base frequency is 300 Hz. 
>>300 Hz is the lowest ULF frequency and the lowest frequency used by 
>>telephones.

> 
> 
> Not gonna happen at all. If you try to modulate a 300Hz carrier with 5MHz 
> video you'll end up with a mess.

So decrease the 5 MHz frequency to a frequency that is low enough not to 
cause any distortion on a 300 Hz carrier.

> 
> 
>>Prior to converting the Y signal to QAM, the temporal and spatial 
>>frequencies [excluding DC -- 0 hertz] are downshifted in real time [sort 
>>of like the video-equivalent of the voice-changers used on the phone 
>>which can decrease the pitch of your voice in real time without 
>>decreasing the speed of your speech]. This frequency downshifting does 
>>not involve decreasing the "speeds" of the temporal or spatial 
>>components of the Y-signal. All temporal and spatial frequencies other 
>>than zero-hertz are shifted closer to zero. This decreases the bandwidth 
>>of the Y-signal. No low-pass filtering. No changing the speed of the 
>>temporal signal. No changing the size of the spatial signal.



> 
> You still believe in magic, don't you?

What about this is magic?