paul watkins
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what is this feature?
toshiba 50hdx82 has it listed as a feature.
toshiba 50hdx82 has it listed as a feature.
TVs might still allow you to disable deinterlacingIf the TV has it and so does the DVD player which one prevails over the other if you can't disbale it in the tv?
Kevin
However, 3:2 pulldown is what gives films transferred to video that "video" look if that makes any sense.Depends what you mean by the "video" look. If you mean a stuttering of the image because a 24fps source is stretched to fit a 60 fields per second picture, then you're right.
To me, the "video" look is more to do with the method of capturing the image. If an image is captured on a video (i.e. interlaced) camera, then it has a more fluid video look to it than if captured on a progressive camera, which gives a more filmic look.
The difference between the two "looks" is quite noticeable in a single piece of television; most British drama (especially BBC) of the 60's, 70's and 80's used film cameras for location work and video cameras for studio work, leading to a marked change in look in consecutive shots!