Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
Originally posted by: MrMatt
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
wait 720p is better than 1080i??? I thought 1080 was like leaps and bounds ahead of 720p?
Originally posted by: MrMatt
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
wait 720p is better than 1080i??? I thought 1080 was like leaps and bounds ahead of 720p?
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
much fail in this post I sense.
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
much fail in this post I sense.
much fail in this post I sense.
(either you or I win, but hey, atleast one of us wins)
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
Originally posted by: MrMatt
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
wait 720p is better than 1080i??? I thought 1080 was like leaps and bounds ahead of 720p?
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
much fail in this post I sense.
much fail in this post I sense.
(either you or I win, but hey, atleast one of us wins)
1080p and 1080i are completely indistinguishably from each other unless you have some retardedly bad deinterlacing going on. Some of the first HD DVD players took the 1080p content, outputed from the player at 1080i, and had the TV deinterlace it back to 1080p (assuming it was a 1080p/60 tv) and there was no visible difference between the PQ from the early HD DVD players to the later HD DVD players or BD equivalents that kept the content entirely in 1080p through the whole process.
720p is indistinguishably from the 1080s unless you have a massive screen and even then some blind comparisons on AVS between 1080 and 720 projectors firing up a 120"+ screen haven't shown much of a visible difference to trained eyes.
720p is massively different from 480p and I've never heard of 720i so I don't know what you are talking about.
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
1080p>720p > 1080i>480p>720i>
i was upest to learn that the steelers game was only 1080i, it could have looked so much better.
much fail in this post I sense.
much fail in this post I sense.
(either you or I win, but hey, atleast one of us wins)
1080p and 1080i are completely indistinguishably from each other unless you have some retardedly bad deinterlacing going on. Some of the first HD DVD players took the 1080p content, outputed from the player at 1080i, and had the TV deinterlace it back to 1080p (assuming it was a 1080p/60 tv) and there was no visible difference between the PQ from the early HD DVD players to the later HD DVD players or BD equivalents that kept the content entirely in 1080p through the whole process.
720p is indistinguishably from the 1080s unless you have a massive screen and even then some blind comparisons on AVS between 1080 and 720 projectors firing up a 120"+ screen haven't shown much of a visible difference to trained eyes.
720p is massively different from 480p and I've never heard of 720i so I don't know what you are talking about.
i doubt it, 1080p is double the resolution of 720p. on a 120" the pixel density of a 720p would be ridiculously low. you can already see the coarseness of the pixel structure on a 50" 720p plasma, forget a 120" screen. something was wrong with that "test".