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Re: wht is the difference between p24 and p60? nt

Posted by Jack G (A) on April 24, 2007 at 06:01:56

In Reply to: wht is the difference between p24 and p60? nt posted by Duilawyer on April 23, 2007 at 20:39:03:

Film is 24 frames per second(fps). Most HD discs are 24fps. To get it to 30 or 60 fps, the signal must be manipulated (3:2 pulldown). While this can be done quite well, its not perfect, leading to a distortion called Jutter. Getting a signal that is 24fps tends to be cleaner. Right now, very few sets can accpet 1080p24 those that do frequently convert it to a multiple of 24 (48 or 72) for viewing. Eventually, more will accept 1080p24, as manufacturers jump on the bandwagon.
Others here can give you a better explaination, but that is my basic and limited understanding.
Jack

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