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New member Username: SpacelordjonesPost Number: 5 Registered: Dec-06 | the TV I have is a 1080p native TV. I have heard that this means that any HD signal is displayed at 1080p through up conversion. I understand that a 720p signal upconverted to 1080p will not look as good as a true 1080p signal, but will a 1080i signal (like a broadcasted one from an antenna) displayed progressively look exactly like a true 1080p signal. |
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Gold Member Username: FyiDallas, Texas Post Number: 1031 Registered: May-05 | The short answer is YES! A 720P signal is scaled extremely well too. I doubt you could tell the difference. It's a little different for film shot in 24fps, but a live 1080i HD broadcast is deinterlaced very nicely to true 1080P by your specific model. That's really saying something since 55% of all HD models fail the deinterlace test. http://www.hometheatermag.com/hookmeup/1106hook/ ****************************************************************************** |