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Posted by Alan Larson on 04/12/06 05:23
In article "~P~" <bmxtrix2005@cox.net> writes:
>Nope, they encode DVDs with 480i/24 data from movies and DVD players must
>perform the 3:2 work to get 480i/60 or 480p/60 out of the video. HD discs
>will be the same way basically. Though, 1080/24p will be an output
>resolution.
Nonsense.
DVD's are encoded as 60i (in the NTSC world). The player must reassemble
the two fields to generate a progressive frame. If the source was film,
those two fields will be from the same time, so the results will be reasonable
if the player was able to identify the correct pair of frames to combine.
Alan
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