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1080i and 1080P difference?
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donnajunkie wrote: »they tend to look better when the player is set lower or even only at sd.
What are you using to upscale? Whatever it is your tvs internal scaler must be better (Or your hdmi cable is VERY poor):idea:0 -
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donnajunkie wrote: »i mentioned in a previous post what we have used. its only an issue with certain things, usually old stuff.
Strangest thing ive ever heard that. A scaler is better than or worse than another all the time. Ive never heard of 'variable' quality with them
Id probably suggest letting the tv scale all the time from what youve said
(its possible the source is doing MORE than just scale I suppose? If its trying to artifically sharpen it or something then 'grainy' material will look way worse):idea:0
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