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Dennis_Olof · 22-12-2005

Well.

Here is a link explaining what Interlacet and Progressive is when it comes to TV.

http://www.doom9.org/video-basics.htm

If you set aside what resolution you use, progressive is better quality. But in this case going from 480p to 1080i and you have a HD-ready viewing device I would say 1080i is best, since it give a larger picture and more detail.

If you put it verry basic, interlaced is when frames are blended together and progressive is not blended together.

Anyway read the guide if you wan't to get into it. There are lots of other usefull information stuff there about Hz and so on.

22-12-2005	#6 (permalink)
Dennis_Olof CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 64	Re: 1080i vs 480P Well. Here is a link explaining what Interlacet and Progressive is when it comes to TV. http://www.doom9.org/video-basics.htm If you set aside what resolution you use, progressive is better quality. But in this case going from 480p to 1080i and you have a HD-ready viewing device I would say 1080i is best, since it give a larger picture and more detail. If you put it verry basic, interlaced is when frames are blended together and progressive is not blended together. Anyway read the guide if you wan't to get into it. There are lots of other usefull information stuff there about Hz and so on.