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Leo Maxwell
Posted Monday 3rd November 2008 12:02 GMT
In Hitachi UT32MH70 32in LCD TV
The difference between interlaced and progressive scan is nothing to do with resolution, it is only a different refresh system.
so 1080i is NOT lower res than 720P.
Interlaced scan refreshes every other line @25Hz (30Hz in usa)
Progressive scan refreshes every line @50Hz (60Hz in usa)
So progressive scan gives a sharper, clearer, less flickery picture, but it does not increase resolution at all.
1080i is higher res than 720P
720P is exactly the same res as 720i
1080p is exactly the same res as 1080i, clearer, maybe but the same resolution.
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Post: interlacing does not decrease resolution
Leo Maxwell
interlacing does not decrease resolution →
Posted Monday 3rd November 2008 12:02 GMT
In Hitachi UT32MH70 32in LCD TV
The difference between interlaced and progressive scan is nothing to do with resolution, it is only a different refresh system.
so 1080i is NOT lower res than 720P.
Interlaced scan refreshes every other line @25Hz (30Hz in usa)
Progressive scan refreshes every line @50Hz (60Hz in usa)
So progressive scan gives a sharper, clearer, less flickery picture, but it does not increase resolution at all.
1080i is higher res than 720P
720P is exactly the same res as 720i
1080p is exactly the same res as 1080i, clearer, maybe but the same resolution.