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....doug1988 wrote:
1080p is the best picture right now , even 780p is better then 1080i
Slight failhaffeysucks wrote:
....doug1988 wrote:
1080p is the best picture right now , even 780p is better then 1080i
well I suppose you could argue that progressive content looks better than interlaced, even if the resolution is lowerhaffeysucks wrote:
....doug1988 wrote:
1080p is the best picture right now , even 780p is better then 1080i
does it really?max wrote:
well I suppose you could argue that progressive content looks better than interlaced, even if the resolution is lowerhaffeysucks wrote:
....doug1988 wrote:
1080p is the best picture right now , even 780p is better then 1080i
Agreed ^. Less you sit and studied the sutble differences between them to the extent u knew what to look for, knowone is going to be any the wiser. Though, with that said, I tend to find watching things like sports looks better in 1080i, but 720p is easier on the eye since it is that progressive image, its not flashing at you back and forth.haffeysucks wrote:
does it really?max wrote:
well I suppose you could argue that progressive content looks better than interlaced, even if the resolution is lowerhaffeysucks wrote:
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i always heard that between progressive and interlaced, there is no real discernible difference
720p means 1366x768, but you can still use 1080i(you chose that from the PS3 settings)...720p is max for most PS3 games, and that's what you should chose. When you watch movies, you can use the 1080i.[CSE]Anubis wrote:
Are screens with a resolution of 1366x768 720p or 1080i? I'm guessing the former. Will 1366x768 be good enough? i.e will I notice a difference on say a 37" or 40" screen?
So if I'm getting this right 1366x768 incorporates both 720p and 1080i? And it can be switched about whenever? This is too complicated!r'Eeee wrote:
720p means 1366x768, but you can still use 1080i(you chose that from the PS3 settings)...720p is max for most PS3 games, and that's what you should chose. When you watch movies, you can use the 1080i.[CSE]Anubis wrote:
Are screens with a resolution of 1366x768 720p or 1080i? I'm guessing the former. Will 1366x768 be good enough? i.e will I notice a difference on say a 37" or 40" screen?
720p is the progressive scan.[CSE]Anubis wrote:
So if I'm getting this right 1366x768 incorporates both 720p and 1080i? And it can be switched about whenever? This is too complicated!r'Eeee wrote:
720p means 1366x768, but you can still use 1080i(you chose that from the PS3 settings)...720p is max for most PS3 games, and that's what you should chose. When you watch movies, you can use the 1080i.[CSE]Anubis wrote:
Are screens with a resolution of 1366x768 720p or 1080i? I'm guessing the former. Will 1366x768 be good enough? i.e will I notice a difference on say a 37" or 40" screen?
Progressive or noninterlaced scanning is a method for displaying, storing or transmitting moving images in which all the lines of each frame are drawn in sequence. This is in contrast to the interlacing used in traditional television systems where only the odd lines, then the even lines of each frame (each image now called a field) are drawn alternatively.
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Yeah, it's too bad 780p doesn't exist though. Fortunately 720p does.doug1988 wrote:
1080p is the best picture right now , even 780p is better then 1080i
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