sacd
Standard Member
I was told the other day that some screens have de-interlacing built in (panasonic etc) while others do not (hitachi alis screens). So for the screens that do not have it built in an i-scan device could be used.
This to me was a revelation, does the quality of the de-interlacer really matter. Because if the de-interlacer in the panny screen is better than the one in my pioneer 747 dvd player then I would be better off not bothering to convert the dvd player to pal prog and using the one in the screen instead. Thus saving me pots of dosh!
Have I got this right?
This to me was a revelation, does the quality of the de-interlacer really matter. Because if the de-interlacer in the panny screen is better than the one in my pioneer 747 dvd player then I would be better off not bothering to convert the dvd player to pal prog and using the one in the screen instead. Thus saving me pots of dosh!
Have I got this right?