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On Sep 29, 10:11 am, tonsofpcs <tonsof...@gmail.com> wrote 
http://groups.google.com/group/uk.tech.digital-tv/msg/5d3083e46aff377a :

 > The only way I see of you getting something narrow in bandwidth to
 > transmit video luma would be to take it, and create a digital system
 > that has a very large number of discrete states, so large that the
 > lines between them seem to blur, and transmit it at a very high
 > frequency (or more, maybe even an ultra high frequency), with a large
 > number of bits per symbol (8 seems like a good number) but a very high
 > temporal resolution.  You could even modulate a color subcarrier on
 > and add in chroma information on two axis, lets call them I and Q.
 > This will create a situation where the receiver will be receiving the
 > data with interference, but since you are only sending a small amount
 > of data at each temporal interval, any interference's effect within a
 > decent area will be negligible and the viewer's eye's will compensate.
 > On second thought, analog video is so much simpler (and exactly the
 > same, except it lacks discrete levels).
 >
 > --
 > A confused Eric, wondering why you're trying to do this....

Well, my goal was to somehow receive QM video signal on a 
frequency-modulated ULF [radio-frequency between 300 and 3,000 KHz] 
carrier -- in which the QM uses only 1 baud but shoves as many 
bits-per-symbol mathematically possible while setting the maximum 
voltage of the discrete states low enough not to cause any harm to 
anyone or anything [including the equipment itself] -- and with as many 
discrete states [between the highest and lowest voltage] as 
mathematically-possible. Unfortunately, reality does not want me doing 
this and reality always has the last word as to what does and what 
doesn�t occur.

Anyways, my next question. Is it possible to split the symbol of a 1 
baud, 8-bit-per-symbol signal into 8 bits? I.e. in this case, a single 
symbol would be split into 8 different parts each carrying one of the 
bits. Is this possible? If so, would this be of any assistance to me?