Dave H
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(Excuse the typing error in title)
Someone told me tonight that if you are playing a DVD with scratches on it, a progressive scan DVD player is better to have than an interlaced (even with a non-HDTV) because when the skip occurs, the second laser of the progressive scan picks things right back up and doesn't make the skip as noticable. Is this true?
Someone told me tonight that if you are playing a DVD with scratches on it, a progressive scan DVD player is better to have than an interlaced (even with a non-HDTV) because when the skip occurs, the second laser of the progressive scan picks things right back up and doesn't make the skip as noticable. Is this true?