matt:hen
Auditioning
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Greetings again!
I'm looking at DVD players and I have a question. I was looking at the Denon models and the 1910 is listed as scaling but doesn't list 3:2 pulldown detection.
the 1910 boasts a new decoding engine, which made me wonder if the 3:2 detection is no longer needed for that model.
Just to make sure I have the terms straight:
Progressive means that images are shown in full from top to bottom, not alternating half images (interlaced).
3:2 means that it automatically detects when the signal is at a different frame/second and essentially recreates the "right" image to display progressively.
Scaling means that it is "increasing" the resolution of the image to match the display's capabilities.
I'm looking at DVD players and I have a question. I was looking at the Denon models and the 1910 is listed as scaling but doesn't list 3:2 pulldown detection.
the 1910 boasts a new decoding engine, which made me wonder if the 3:2 detection is no longer needed for that model.
Just to make sure I have the terms straight:
Progressive means that images are shown in full from top to bottom, not alternating half images (interlaced).
3:2 means that it automatically detects when the signal is at a different frame/second and essentially recreates the "right" image to display progressively.
Scaling means that it is "increasing" the resolution of the image to match the display's capabilities.