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Old 01-22-06 | 03:47 PM
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TV in HD

how will this be done?

especially for cartoons.
like, is that even possible?

i watch the simpsons on FOXHD, and see no difference, except for more vivid colors, and somewhat sharper lines.
Old 01-22-06 | 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by rbbrbndsmlfnny
how will this be done?
The same way it's done for movies. Shot on film or HD video, mastered in high-definition. Pretty much everything in prime time on the broadcast networks that's not animated, a news program, or a reality show (with even a few exceptions for those) is in high-definition.

Originally Posted by rbbrbndsmlfnny
especially for cartoons.
like, is that even possible?
Sure. A number of traditionally animated Disney films have aired in high-definition, for instance, and Voom has a channel called Animania that shows nothing but cartoons in HD.

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i watch the simpsons on FOXHD, and see no difference, except for more vivid colors, and somewhat sharper lines.
The Simpsons isn't produced in high-definition. You're watching an upconvert.
Old 01-23-06 | 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by rbbrbndsmlfnny
i watch the simpsons on FOXHD, and see no difference, except for more vivid colors, and somewhat sharper lines.
Just because you're watching the "HD" version of a channel doesn't mean the program is in HD. Many times you're still watching the SD feed.

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