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Old 17-12-2004, 11:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Screenplay 5700 progressive scan problem?

Hello

I demoed a 5700 last night and was very impressed. However after looking at the PAL interlaced picture we switched to progressive ....the picture was terrible ! Very muddy and flat. A thin white line appeared at the bottom of the screen too....very strange

The DVD was 2:35:1 ratio region 2, and the player was a brand new Pioneer 686 or something....

Has anyone else come across this problem ???
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No - but you shouldn't worry about it anyway - the 5700 Projector does a much better job of the de-interlacing to Progressive video than the player does (I have the same set-up as you described).

I just leave the player on interlaced and let the projector do it's thing. It looks lovely. The projector can only output progressive, so maybe its a problem with sending it a progressive signal or something like that.
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Old 17-12-2004, 9:36 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Reviews of the Infocus state that the image is much brighter and more detailed when sent an interlaced signal from the DVD player than sending a progressive signal. The infocus has the very latest Faroudja DCDi video processing circuitry and this does a better job than most DVD players under £600.
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