What is a progressive scan dvd player.
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Please do a search next time thankyou. This link would have pointed you to this link on progressive scan DVD players .

That is of course if you are not to lazy to do so.
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That is of course if you are not to lazy to do so.

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From: under the stars with a great view of the mountains and a the lovely aroma of cow shit.
Cloud please double check your posts before you edit the crap out of them.
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Yeah. The superfluous fluff is four times as big as the chiding comment.
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by damn_skippy:
Cloud please double check your posts before you edit the crap out of them.![]()
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I'm the new Edit King. Paul 3rd watchout.

And by the way your just mad cause I'm right and I showed you up. So there.

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quote:<HR>Originally posted by X:
Yeah. The superfluous fluff is four times as big as the chiding comment.<HR>
As for you, haven't you got anything better to do. By the way I think your comment is more appropriate in the "Other Forum".

I guess that's why your post count is 4 times as high as it should be.

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From: under the stars with a great view of the mountains and a the lovely aroma of cow shit.
ok cloud in english. What is the difference between progressive and regular dvd players.
Is it just a better picture or what?
Is it just a better picture or what?
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by damn_skippy:
ok cloud in english. What is the difference between progressive and regular dvd players.
Is it just a better picture or what?<HR>
He'll just cloud the issue. Progressive players, as opposed to interlaced players, put out all scan lines progressively until the picture is formed. Regular, or interlaced players, put out half the scan lines, top to bottom, then the other half, top to bottom just as a regular TV does.
Given its method of "painting" the image, a progressive output is less likely to have motion artifacts than its interlaced equivalent with the same number of vertical lines and will appear more stable and film-like.
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LOL...this is both a statement about this thread and tonight's Other Forum, but this is the funniest post I have read tonight.
Sad, isn't it?
Hey, I will be getting an HDTV some freakin day (maybe 2-3 months) and I wondered if it was worth upgrading to a progressive scan player. Still not sure. Yes, it's better, but is it $400 better? Is it $400 after paying for the new computer and a $4000 tv and then having to explain to the wife why you need ANOTHER DVD player (I have 3) better??????
Sad, isn't it?

Hey, I will be getting an HDTV some freakin day (maybe 2-3 months) and I wondered if it was worth upgrading to a progressive scan player. Still not sure. Yes, it's better, but is it $400 better? Is it $400 after paying for the new computer and a $4000 tv and then having to explain to the wife why you need ANOTHER DVD player (I have 3) better??????
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Yeah, this is kind of a weird thread, isn't it. I was getting bored of the intense Gore discourse in Other so I'm damn_skipping around.
I haven't got a progressive player, but I have a Pioneer Elite 510 which is supposed to minimize the difference between progressive and non-progressive input. From everything I have read, if I didn't have this set I would definitely get a progressive player, even for $400 more. Mitsubishi, Toshiba, and Pioneer non-Elite sets need a progressive player to show their best. And if you heavily favor DVD as your viewing material, this is the most economical route to follow.
I'm building a home theater computer which will be progressive and I'm looking forward to any improvement it will provide. But if I were going the standalone route, I know I'd always be keeping my eyes open to a deal on a good progressive player.
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I haven't got a progressive player, but I have a Pioneer Elite 510 which is supposed to minimize the difference between progressive and non-progressive input. From everything I have read, if I didn't have this set I would definitely get a progressive player, even for $400 more. Mitsubishi, Toshiba, and Pioneer non-Elite sets need a progressive player to show their best. And if you heavily favor DVD as your viewing material, this is the most economical route to follow.
I'm building a home theater computer which will be progressive and I'm looking forward to any improvement it will provide. But if I were going the standalone route, I know I'd always be keeping my eyes open to a deal on a good progressive player.
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I think we have too many comedians here, and I'm not talking about me.

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From: under the stars with a great view of the mountains and a the lovely aroma of cow shit.
Randy my dear boy. If you have 3 eBay 2 of them and get the money for the progressive player. I know how bad its going to be to get the dvd player off the 13 inch B&W TV in the kitchen. But these are the little sacrifices we all have to make now and then.

And to tell you guys the truth. My RCA plays just fine for me. Until I'm ready to make my Daddies home theater room.

And to tell you guys the truth. My RCA plays just fine for me. Until I'm ready to make my Daddies home theater room.





