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In response to
"
excuse my tech ignorance, does it matter that much for old movies? -- nm
"
by
crash davis
film has almost always had a higher resolution than regular TV -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Feb 23 '11, 14:14
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right, but it would depend on the path the images took from video to the HD channel.
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TFox
Feb 23, 14:20
how about something from 1946? would that still have a higher resolution? -- nm
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crash davis
Feb 23, 14:15
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I wonder if this example is a good one ... -- (link)
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Beryllium
Feb 23, 14:17
sure. -- nm
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loosilu
Feb 23, 14:16
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The question is going to be though, what transfer are they using?
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Ender
Feb 23, 14:20
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interesting. There is so much I don't know in this area. -- nm
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loosilu
Feb 23, 14:38
ah, this is what I was wondering about - thanks everyone! -- nm
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crash davis
Feb 23, 14:22
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