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Originally Posted by Skiddins You mention there are no other resolutions than 1080 or 720 line.
But 720 line less than a 100 more than PAL, at that res, whats the point?
The old system, NTSC was crap, have they chosen the better system this time? |
Uh, you've already been told a few times what the system is.
It was choosen quite some time ago. And before you judge 720P maybe you should wait until you see what it actually looks like?
[QUOTE=Skiddins] But I'm more interested in the way that colour is converted, other than a difference in the number of lines, there was a HUGE difference in the quality of the colours that the NTSC (nicknamed Never The Same Colour) and PAL systems produced.
I never saw any color difference bewteen PAL and NTSC. What should I have been looking for?
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Originally Posted by Skiddins My interest is in how the colour is being transmitted on the HDTV systems, as once again, they, meaning all the corporations, haven't come up with a single standard which could be used across the world, so once again different systems everywhere |
Well at least resolution wise it appears the wolrdwide standard will be the one used in America.
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Originally Posted by Skiddins They have managed to improve the picture over the last 15 years or so by adding something else to the signal, sorry it's been quite a while since I read about so I've forgotten what. |
Sorry, I'm being honest. I never saw any huge difference.
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Originally Posted by Skiddins Also guys, have you seen PAL on PAL TV's and NTSC on NTSC TV's? |
Yes. As I already said I lived in Germany for a few years and I am American. I have seen both systems and see NTSC every day.
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Originally Posted by Skiddins I have some imported NTSC DVD's and the difference is less noticable, but there is still a difference, mainly in the colours again. |
What's the difference?