Hd-Dvd and frame rate

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could someone tell me what frame rate hd-dvd runs at, i know blue ray runs and 1080p/24 is hd the same or different,
 
could someone tell me what frame rate hd-dvd runs at, i know blue ray runs and 1080p/24 is hd the same or different,

Both formats are encoded at 1080/24p.
How this is decoded and subsequently sent to your display is dependent on the player.
 
does anyone know how it is decoded on the basic toshiba player hd-1
 
does anyone know how it is decoded on the basic toshiba player hd-1

The basic output supported by all HD DVD players is 1080i/60. The original progressive 1920x1080/24 frame is split into two fields for transmission to the display and then deinterlaced back to a progressive frame. Each whole frame is repeated in a 3:2 cycle allowing 24 frames to fit into 60 cycles i.e. 60hz.

It possible to reconstruct 1080p/24 from 1080i/60 using a good quaility video processor.

AVI
 
You should be OK if you buy a player that will support 24p. i.e. the EX1
 
I've seen judder on both the E1 and the XE1 but there's a firmware update for the XE1 to make it 24fps. Wait and see how well this works.

Cheers
Bri
 
Avi, will i see any judder if i buy a pioneer 428xd ?

The 428XD will deinterlace the 1080i60 signal to 1080p24, which is then displayed as 768p72 so you shouldn't get any judder. :)

Steve
 
The 428XD will deinterlace the 1080i60 signal to 1080p24, which is then displayed as 768p72 so you shouldn't get any judder. :)

Steve

Do you know it works properly?, because you can't take 1080i60 and convert to 72Hz and simply expect judder free video. You need aditional processing to ensure the 3:3 sequence is kept. (Genlock feature on Lumagens)
 
Do you know it works properly?, because you can't take 1080i60 and convert to 72Hz and simply expect judder free video. You need aditional processing to ensure the 3:3 sequence is kept. (Genlock feature on Lumagens)
I know it works properly on my 436XDE.

Trevor
 

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