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Post by HundredProofSam on Mar 6, 2007 11:00:00 GMT 6
yes
peace
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Post by invictus on Mar 6, 2007 12:10:33 GMT 6
one question... we generally play HD games on 720p(assuming that 1080i sucks for motion)...... what do u mean?? i play at 1080i on my 54 inch projection tv....and the graphics are just stunning...no problems with motion and all.... dont have a first hand experience,,,but chk the forums and other sites.. 720p is always better than 1080i for motion imagery.. still images definitely look better in 1080i but for motion it just fells apart.. wait till somebody with first hand knowledge on this posts
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Post by KC on Mar 6, 2007 12:18:56 GMT 6
in 720p and 1080i the only difference is sharper textures ,nothing more nothing less.1080i is better if u r playing slow paced games like viva pinata,or BFME etc in fast paced games , driving ,shooting a bit of image ghosting is present.if you r having a tv with 1080p then its fine. but again the difference is very little to the naked eye.
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Post by vee-en on Mar 6, 2007 20:46:13 GMT 6
in 720p and 1080i the only difference is sharper textures ,nothing more nothing less.1080i is better if u r playing slow paced games like viva pinata,or BFME etc in fast paced games , driving ,shooting a bit of image ghosting is present.if you r having a tv with 1080p then its fine. but again the difference is very little to the naked eye. so, if i change frm 1080i to 720p, ghosting would reduce rite?? but what abt the resolution?? wont tht diff be too much?? wont the resolution become real bad with 720p?? ill give it a try though...
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Post by invictus on Mar 7, 2007 12:05:23 GMT 6
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Post by sanjoy on Mar 7, 2007 12:16:10 GMT 6
no, did u know that sony gets its lcd panels from samsung. did u know LCD and Plasma nare Philips patented technology
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Post by KC on Mar 7, 2007 13:14:38 GMT 6
in 720p and 1080i the only difference is sharper textures ,nothing more nothing less.1080i is better if u r playing slow paced games like viva pinata,or BFME etc in fast paced games , driving ,shooting a bit of image ghosting is present.if you r having a tv with 1080p then its fine. but again the difference is very little to the naked eye. so, if i change frm 1080i to 720p, ghosting would reduce rite?? but what abt the resolution?? wont tht diff be too much?? wont the resolution become real bad with 720p?? MYTH: 1080i looks better than 720p. Only if you plan on looking at your game on pause. The truth is that 1080i only displays 540 lines every 60th of a second while 720p displays, wait for it..... 720 lines. While 1080i has a slight edge in sharpness, it often suffers from a slightly flickery look that can strain the eyes and cause breakup in fast-moving scenes. Most times, 720p and 1080i are just about even-- they each have strengths and weaknesses but you'll be hard-pressed to spot a big difference. And for HD video gaming, 720p is sometimes preferred for its smoother, slicker frame rate. ill give it a try though...
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Post by Diablo IV on Mar 7, 2007 19:50:56 GMT 6
I disagree..LCD speakers are pretty good , atleast with the bravia. I mean I connect my iPod and I get superior sound quality with the songs.Guess it depends.
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Post by vee-en on Mar 7, 2007 20:17:04 GMT 6
yup KC....u're right....did some reading on the subject and found this out..... Some United States broadcasters use 720p60 as their primary high-definition format; others use the 1080i standard. While 720p presents a complete 720 line frame to the viewer between 24 to 60 times each second (depending on the format), 1080i presents the picture as 50 or 60 partial 540 line "fields" per second (24 complete 1080-line fields, or "24p" is included in the ATSC standard though) which the human eye or a deinterlacer built into the display device must visually and temporally combine to build a 1080 line picture - in CRT type display. To get all 1080 interlaced lines to appear on the screen at the same time on a progressive high-definition display, the processor within the HD set has to weave together both 540-line segments to form the full-resolution frame. It does so by holding the first field in its memory, receiving the next field, then electronically knitting the two fields together. The combined fields are displayed at once as a complete 1080p frame. The main tradeoff between the two is that 1080i may show more detail than 720p for a stationary shot of a subject at the expense of a lower effective refresh rate and the introduction of interlace artifacts during motion. 720p is used by ABC and ESPN because the smoother image is desirable for fast-action sports telecasts. Fox Broadcasting Company uses the tagline "the nation's finest high-definition standard" in advertising its 720p programming. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) recommends to its members to use 720p50 for emission with the possibility of 1080i50 on a programme-by-programme choice and 1080p50 as a future option.[2][3] The BBC is one of the EBU members transmitting in HDTV. It has not yet made a final decision on picture scanning format. Sveriges television in Sweden broadcasts in 720p50. All commercial European HDTV services so far use 1080i50(except Polish Cyfra+). source - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/720p#720p_versus_1080i
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Post by vee-en on Mar 7, 2007 20:17:52 GMT 6
since my tv does not support 1080p, i was playing at 1080i.....gonna switch over to 720p asap.....
thnx again, KC....
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Post by posiedon on Mar 8, 2007 9:02:51 GMT 6
well wats the difference between HD ready and Full HD?just curious....and wats the resolution these lcd tvs display?i keep asking the nub salesmans at the shops and he keeps sayin it has 5000:1 contrast ratio and crap.....
2nd question...does contrast ratio...billion colour pixels etc...really effect the display?i mean i saw sony bravia has less contrast ratio than samsung ones but heard they are much much better than samsung in terms of picture quality etc...
3rdly heard prices for tvs have been dropped due to word cup approaching...any1 tried checking out the current slashed prices for lcd tvs??
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Post by vee-en on Mar 8, 2007 18:48:23 GMT 6
i think hd ready can go only upto 1080i...whereas full hd can go upto 1080p...thts the main diff....
about the lcd displays, u'll have to check which display u want....accordingly, diff ones have diff resolutions....
contrast ratio is mainly imp for brightness....u dont really need a high contrast ratio....what matters is the response time....it shld be low...and also the resolution....1080p is the highest...
no idea abt Q3....so sorry on tht..
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Post by invictus on Mar 8, 2007 19:46:57 GMT 6
just heard that oversees LCD rates are dropping sgnificantly any clue when would this reflect here www.cnet.com.au/tvs/lcd/0,239035307,339272677,00.htm DAMN!!just when i made up my mind to buy one..this happened
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Post by vee-en on Mar 9, 2007 2:11:42 GMT 6
@ invictus - man, thts how the market works....u buy some stuff, and the next day some new technology comes out tht is cheaper.....like in the case of lcds, due to the huge price of large screens, they are comin up with a new technology - laser tvs....they are specially designed for large sized tvs and are very economical for them....they will start at 42 inches.....!!
so, if u have the patience, then wait for it....!! to get biggers sized tvs are much lower costs..!!
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Post by invictus on Mar 9, 2007 10:03:57 GMT 6
^^^^ naah i have waited enough. more waiting brings confusion.. i guess i will strike the deal today or tomo
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