RedRose
Standard Member
Getting closer to buying one...
If the more popular (ie Pan & Pioneer) displays have inbuilt doublers and clever scaling algorithms which, by all accounts, do a very good jobs, then why would a DVD player with progressive output be an advantage? As I understand it, the displays render what is effectively a progressively scanned image from an interlaced source ANYWAY. Am I right or is it more subtle than that?
Cheers.
If the more popular (ie Pan & Pioneer) displays have inbuilt doublers and clever scaling algorithms which, by all accounts, do a very good jobs, then why would a DVD player with progressive output be an advantage? As I understand it, the displays render what is effectively a progressively scanned image from an interlaced source ANYWAY. Am I right or is it more subtle than that?
Cheers.