Hi,
hope this is in the right sub-forum. Here goes!
I've been looking round for a new LCD TV after my old one died, and want one that displays 24 fps 1080p. I understand everything I've read on the subject apart from how the pulldown applies to 100 Hz TVs in the UK.
Many 24fps-capable TVs on sale say they apply a 5:5 pulldown to the image. The explanation that usually follows is that each frame is displayed five times and 5 x 24 = 120. So far, so good!
How does this apply to 100 Hz televisions? I thought 120 Hz TVs were for the US market, and while I can see that a 5:5 pulldown gives 120 HZ for a US TV I cannot see how it gives 100 Hz for a UK one.
Can somebody please explain? I have trawled the internet trying to find out, but all the explanations seem geared to 120 Hz TVs, not 100 Hz ones.
Also, do some TVs give you the option of using a pulldown to reduce judder, or watching 24 fps, judder and all? Thanks
hope this is in the right sub-forum. Here goes!
I've been looking round for a new LCD TV after my old one died, and want one that displays 24 fps 1080p. I understand everything I've read on the subject apart from how the pulldown applies to 100 Hz TVs in the UK.
Many 24fps-capable TVs on sale say they apply a 5:5 pulldown to the image. The explanation that usually follows is that each frame is displayed five times and 5 x 24 = 120. So far, so good!
How does this apply to 100 Hz televisions? I thought 120 Hz TVs were for the US market, and while I can see that a 5:5 pulldown gives 120 HZ for a US TV I cannot see how it gives 100 Hz for a UK one.
Can somebody please explain? I have trawled the internet trying to find out, but all the explanations seem geared to 120 Hz TVs, not 100 Hz ones.
Also, do some TVs give you the option of using a pulldown to reduce judder, or watching 24 fps, judder and all? Thanks