Posted by Kenneth Crudup on 10/05/49 11:34

In article <MPG.1e090e464cbc950b98a206@news.nabs.net>,
Jeff Rife <wevsr@nabs.net> says:

>The DVR outputs 1080i, and the LCD converts it to pseudo-1080p. Unless
>it uses a sophisticated de-interlacing algorithm, it's not anywhere close
>to true 1080p.

Thanks. ... but what's in a de-interlace? Anti-jittering? I'd think that
even if the even and odd fields are blitted to the LCD in the order they're
recieved, won't the LCD pretty much display 'em as a continuous frame?

-Kenny

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