1080/24p: Would someone let me know if I am correct in thes assumption?
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Laurence, I've been doing a lot of research on these various Sony models (S,V,W, etc) and it appears that the S models do not have 120 hz refresh - only 60 hz - may be reason why they are the least expensive of all the models. Also, this 24p compatibility apparently only functions with Blu Ray players! Interesting. jm
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On a smaller screen, 720 is as good as 1080 -- hard to tell the difference. I think when you go over 40", you would be better served by 1080.
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Nope, had it running for 2 wks, not an issue. Not even when watching 1080P movies
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Poof is dead-on correct. There is absolutely no merit to the claim that monster cables are necessary for 120Hz refresh rate. It's like claiming that 93 octane gas makes your windshield wipers work more efficiently - there's absolutely no connection. Anyone trying to sell you "mega monstrosity super-duper" cables is either deluded themselves, or trying to sell you a high profit margin product.
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One thing I would like to know if this TV handles 1080p/24 correctly. According to cnet and other source 553 did not handle 1080p/24 correctly and used a 3:2 pulldown. That would lead to motion artifacts in some scenes.
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It will display 1920x1080, however because it is a 720p kernel, everything is optimized at 720p, so it looks like 720p even though it's in 1080p. An updated kernel will fix that.
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No, HDMI cannot handle resolutions over 1080... You need either DVI or DisplayPort...
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Dude, I've been running my 360 on this. And what can I tell you, it's everything that's on paper, and then some...I've been running games at 720p and 1080i and it's just Liquid Crystal CLEAR.So far, no, it does not introduce any lag.I'm still waiting for the 1080p games that aren't out yet. I expect to be blown away.
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I dunno? I have a 40" TCL, very satified. I suggest accessing a station that is supposed to be High Def 1080, then look at the bottom right hand corner when accessing the channel from GUIDE, it will spell out if you have it in High def .
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I use a 24" and a 27" monitor with the Pi2 - and 1080p and 720p both work well. Depending on your monitor, you may need to fiddle with the overscan settings.
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No, there is a 24:1 ratio on there though. Likely more than close enough or easy to compensate.
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1080p should be at 120hz, as long as the source is outputting at the same rate
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All I can say is for the money, you'll be pleasantly surprised. You'll get a sharp image. My camera is interlaced output, but I'm confident a 1080p source will look great.
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I believe that the tv is always set to 1080p, although the media that you are watching may be at a lower resolution.
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Your information is correct with one small correction. The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.
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So I have run into this before but I am not an expert. Some monitors will only accept 1080P or 720P. My source was 420P something like that so one of the monitors called it out of range. I was using a image one surgical camera that only had SDI output that once converted was 420 or 480P output and that didn't work with one of my Monitors. The TV monitor probably accepts a larger range of HDMI input. Scott
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It is. You just can't tell because there is only so much that up-conversion can do. It isn't some magic wand that suddenly turns 480p into 1080p. All it does is enhance what is there, if there isn't enough there to be properly enhanced you wont see much difference.