cwinson
Standard Member
I'm about to upgrade my CRT TV to one which takes progressive component in (576p and 480p). Probably going for a Panasonic PD30.
Wondering whether I should get a decent component switcher (e.g. Zektor) to drive both the CRT TV and my TW100 PJ, or try to do something a bit more clever.
Toying with the idea of getting an Iscan HD (or similar), with DVI output (720p) to the PJ and progressive component out to the CRT TV (576p/480p) - Note: exact switch mechanism with this setup to be confirmed.
If I go down this route, I'll be looking to de-interlace my Sky+ signal in the de-interlacer for input into the TV. A good amount of this will be sport.
So, here's the question - is it worth deinterlacing a 'sport' style program for input into a CRT device (TV), or is it better left alone as an interlaced signal ? I'm obviously not forced into making a decision, as with a fixed panel display.
Has anyone tried this before ? Is it worth it ? Am I going mad ?
Chris
Wondering whether I should get a decent component switcher (e.g. Zektor) to drive both the CRT TV and my TW100 PJ, or try to do something a bit more clever.
Toying with the idea of getting an Iscan HD (or similar), with DVI output (720p) to the PJ and progressive component out to the CRT TV (576p/480p) - Note: exact switch mechanism with this setup to be confirmed.
If I go down this route, I'll be looking to de-interlace my Sky+ signal in the de-interlacer for input into the TV. A good amount of this will be sport.
So, here's the question - is it worth deinterlacing a 'sport' style program for input into a CRT device (TV), or is it better left alone as an interlaced signal ? I'm obviously not forced into making a decision, as with a fixed panel display.
Has anyone tried this before ? Is it worth it ? Am I going mad ?
Chris