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Michael Phillips December 29th, 2006 03:27 AM
So it would be better to make a HD DVD or Blue ray through a HD DVD player or whatever after editing to obtain a better result or feeding the signal from my computer to the TV via DVI.
Michael

Martin Mayer December 29th, 2006 07:03 AM
Surely the TV's inbuilt scaler is displaying an overscanned image (i.e. cropping the edges) anyway, so it cannot be a pixel-for-pixel image, or even close?

Steve Mullen December 29th, 2006 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Michael Phillips
So it would be better to make a HD DVD or Blue ray through a HD DVD player or whatever after editing to obtain a better result or feeding the signal from my computer to the TV via DVI.
Michael
The TH-42PV500A is a inexpensive unit with nothing in the manual on setting the interlace mode for film vs video. It likely simply scaling each field from 540 to 768 for each 1/50th S.


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