I have wondered, is progressive scan and line doubling exactly the samt thing? Or have I not fully understand all the descriptions?
Say for example, I have a DVD player which produce progressive scan. I I feed this with s-video through a line doubler, what happens?
I have a digital TV-box that gives ordinary interlaced video and that should of course benefit of getting through a line doubler. But shall I choose a DVD-player without progressive output to be able to feed it through the same doubler?
You see, I want the Pioneer Home Theater Reciever/Amplifier to choose via its remote control all the s-video units and give the out s-video to the line doubler and finally out to the crt-projector.
Regards,
Ralph
Say for example, I have a DVD player which produce progressive scan. I I feed this with s-video through a line doubler, what happens?
I have a digital TV-box that gives ordinary interlaced video and that should of course benefit of getting through a line doubler. But shall I choose a DVD-player without progressive output to be able to feed it through the same doubler?
You see, I want the Pioneer Home Theater Reciever/Amplifier to choose via its remote control all the s-video units and give the out s-video to the line doubler and finally out to the crt-projector.
Regards,
Ralph