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Question about 1080i DLP

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Pyocola

Dried Goby

Member 2248

Level 17.65

Mar 2006

Dec 31, 2006, 07:23 AM Local time: Dec 31, 2006, 01:23 PM

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Yes, these TVs take the interlaced signal, deinterlace it to progressive and scale it to whatever resolution the set has. Even if the set can't actually display 1080i natively, it's listed as a capability for signal input, because you need to know what kind of signals you can send to the TV. For example if a set only lists 1080i as a supported input signal, you can not send a 1080p one and expect it to work, even if the panel itself might be 1080p.

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