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Will an upconverting DVD player show any picture improvement on a std def TV?
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TFox
Apr 30 '09, 22:29
Probably, right?
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doubtful - the main improvement is from going to p from i, which std def TVs can't handle. -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 30, 22:34
minimal i'm guessing because your max resolution on standard def is only 480 -- nm
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pigby
Apr 30, 22:30
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I thought I had heard that upgrading to Blu-Ray had a decent image difference, even not on an HDTV. Thought this might be a similar effect. -- nm
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TFox
Apr 30, 22:35
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do you see any difference watching the HD football feed on sundays compared to how games used to look?
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pigby
Apr 30, 22:37
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Yeah, I do kinda notice that though. -- nm
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TFox
Apr 30, 22:38
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Although, that is probably due to filming on better cameras. For movies on DVD, that is already a high quality picture source.
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TFox
Apr 30, 22:41
But I was told 480 is superior to 1080. -- nm
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TWuG
Apr 30, 22:34
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480 means the pixels are bigger, and everyone knows that bigger is better. -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 30, 22:35
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