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I wonder if MPEG supports B/W? It would save some bits if there was no chroma information.
I have to admit that I prefer the way B/W looks on a color set. I think it's because I have never seen a B/W set that had perfect DC restoration and a well regulated power supply. They also usually have really light tinted screens that give poor contrast. I need to see a high quality B/W professional monitor. All the B/W sets I can think of were either really cheap, or made before the days of regulated power supplies and good DC restoration.
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