Progresive Scan Question
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Progresive Scan Question
Will I see any improved quality on a standard 4x3 direct view television if I upgrade to a progresive scan DVD player?
This is probably a common question, but any help or links to old thread would help.
Thanks guys.
This is probably a common question, but any help or links to old thread would help.
Thanks guys.
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Nope. Your set won't even be able to handle the signal.
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Nope. Your set won't even be able to handle the signal.
Nope. Your set won't even be able to handle the signal.
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True, but I figured the word "standard" more related to the capabilities of the set, not that it was a 4x3 or a tube. I wouldn't expect an HDTV-capable 4x3 set to be called a "standard 4x3 direct view television".
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But there are also a few 480p 4x3 TV's out there that would not be HD and thus standard would apply to those, although it can be a matter of symantics with descriptions of what ones TV is.
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Interesting. I didn't know there were consumer-type 480p 4x3 sets that weren't what would be called HDTV-capable or HiDef or whatever. Are they old ones? What are they?
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Neither did I, please tell us some models.
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I would be fascinated to learn about these non-HDTV 480p standard tube TV's also. This may be what I'm looking for, could you please post a model # or two so I can check them out?
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I have a 4:3 Sony XBR wega 32 inch in my bedroom and it does HDTV(1080i) and 480P. Most newer 4:3 sets have at least 480p capability.
I have a 4:3 Sony XBR wega 32 inch in my bedroom and it does HDTV(1080i) and 480P. Most newer 4:3 sets have at least 480p capability.
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No model names come to mind at the moment (and I don't have time to search now) but I'm sure one of the European members can help out as they had these type TV over there as well.
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I thought to use a progressive scan DVD your tv has to have progressive scan inputs?? These inputs are separate from the white/red/yellow RCA plus, they are ONLY for Progressive Scan...am I wrong?
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Originally posted by AsianImage
I thought to use a progressive scan DVD your tv has to have progressive scan inputs?? These inputs are separate from the white/red/yellow RCA plus, they are ONLY for Progressive Scan...am I wrong?
I thought to use a progressive scan DVD your tv has to have progressive scan inputs?? These inputs are separate from the white/red/yellow RCA plus, they are ONLY for Progressive Scan...am I wrong?




