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progressive scan?
I recently purchased a liteon dvd recorder, with progressive scan.
I tryed turning progressive scan on and i got a message saying the picture might go werid and that if i didnt press ok within 10 seconds it would revert back to off.. Well picture looked ok with it on (the menus at least havent really watched a dvd on the recorder yet) So im guessing the tv supports it... is it best to leave it on? Im not entirely sure what it does tbh, i just bought the dvd recorder becuase it supported both + and - r discs and was fairly cheap. Last edited by dragon2611 : 11-11-2006 at 14:32. |
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In general terms if you have a TV that accepts progressive scan via component then use it, there are picture advantages in making use of that facility when playing back a DVD movie.
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i have a harman kardon dvd and get better pq feeding the panny PH9 an interlaced signal
so it not written in stone that progressive is better
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Originally Posted by nick h
i have a harman kardon dvd and get better pq feeding the panny PH9 an interlaced signal
so it not written in stone that progressive is better ![]() True there are no absolutes ![]() However given the average scaling/de-interlacing performance of HD panels then pulling lovely 576p from a DVD player will more often than not outshine a 576i feed. At the end of the day it always comes down to what looks best to you and not what someone else tells you is right. |
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