Re: Help with new TV purchase

Video Asylum

TVs, VCRs, DVD players, Home Theater systems and more.

207.123.102.201

In Reply to: Help with new TV purchase posted by swonger on February 14, 2001 at 15:48:31:

I am thinking about the same HDTV issues.
When film is transferred to DVD they interpolate some frames to get to the 35hz scanning rate of a tv. DVD is stored as interlaced format. A progressive scan DVD player with the ability to do a pull down will eliminate the extra frames and output a 480p signal (all done in the digital domain).
AN HDTV with an internal line doubler will act differently from a progressive scan set. THe TV will upconvert an analog signal to 480p or 960i(I think).
There are a lot of arguments about the quality of both. Buy the TV first, then audition a progressive scan player.
I am leaning toward the Mitsubishi line. THey have the upgradeability promise, for a reasonable fee (around $1000 is est.) they will upgrade for future technologies. Also they are pretty affordable for what you get.

This post is made possible by the generous support of people like you and our sponsors:

Amplified Parts

Follow Ups Full Thread

Topic - Help with new TV purchase - swonger 15:48:31 02/14/01 (8)

What about flat panel screens? - tkolb 20:06:23 02/18/01 (0)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - KSH 13:43:25 02/15/01 (0)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - gialitt 20:48:33 02/14/01 (5)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - swonger 19:31:03 02/15/01 (4)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - HT Nut 08:38:55 02/19/01 (0)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - gialitt 09:05:17 02/17/01 (0)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - Dan G. 11:32:09 02/16/01 (1)

Re: Help with new TV purchase - Dave Duvall 20:26:49 02/19/01 (0)

Follow Ups

Re: Help with new TV purchase - KSH 13:43:25 02/15/01 (0)

You can not post to an archived thread.