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DVDS97EBS Progressive Scan

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Old 10-05-2005, 10:01 AM   #1
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DVDS97EBS Progressive Scan
Can anyone tell me how I get Component Progressive Scan out of my Panasonic DVDS97EBS?

The video out is set to 625p and it is connected to a TX32PD50 with component cables. Can I only get PS for Region 1 discs as the DVD specs say NTSC PS only?

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set it to 750p
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I thought 750p is for HDTV?
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thats what you need for progressive as well i think thats what i have running which was reccomended to me by other members
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It only does upscaling via hdmi.You can only set it to 625p in component out.
I then set the ntsc output as ntsc which seems ok.
You then have to set it to prog out when playing a disk via the onscreen menu.
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