Category Archives: Progressive scan

Motion Adaptive video processing

Posted on July 1, 2010 by Stephen Dawson

Want to know what it all means? My recent Sound and Image article, with pictures showing it in action, is here.

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DVD Information

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Stephen Dawson

Years ago I purchased a Harman Kardon DVD-30 DVD player, primarily for its decent DVD performance combined with DVD Audio playback. These days I primarily use an Oppo DV-980H DVD player, or an Oppo BD-83 Blu-ray player. After all, the … Continue reading →

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Resolution Misconceptions

Posted on November 25, 2003 by Stephen Dawson

I keep on finding the claim that progressive scan video necessarily gives a high resolution than interlaced video. For example, take this from AudioVideo101.com: HDTV signals broadcast at 60 Hz, the standard for broadcast television, vary in what scanning format … Continue reading →

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