will this TV play 24p movies?
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Please read this and if it doesn't answer your question, then rephrase it and I will attempt to help. www.cnet.com/news/what-is-1080p24/
955303
Depends on A/V from unit source TV Show/Movie/music, etc. The unit will send 1080P video if selected and up to 5.1 sound, again if selected. Unit has many, many options.
156649
I have no idea..I used it for a PC to a 65 in TV and it wasent clear on the image. Movies played good though.
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In my experience, it depends on the station you're watching. Some have higher pixels, some smaller. Movies as a rule are truer to 1080.
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The other major difference besides the HDMI ports is in the video options menu. You can have simulated 24p on when watching a DVD. I say simulated because 24p is normally only available during Bluray playback. Also the hands free sensor on the top of the player when ejecting discs is not available in the 210. Other than that same everything, layout, menus, apps.
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Yes. You will need to select a different setting for the type of movie/show.
1933762
Just to confirm. So your P2500 does play movies with dvd+r format even home movies?
157338
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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Everyone else is correct. You can only stream movies using the installed apps. There is no browser use with this TV.
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I am not a specialist, but this should not be a problem. There basically is a big difference between the refresh rate of the TV and the framerate of the show. TV is usually broadcasting at 60hz (60 images per second), but your screen is refreshing (i.e. dispaying) 600 images per second. the TV will therefore display each images 10 times. There is therefore no impact for you. The only question I have is for blue ray played at 24p (24 images per second, which is the standard way of filming for movies): Will this receiver work with sources at 24p?
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DVD are not encoded in 24p. Blu Ray discs are. So it will not play DVD in 24p, but i will play Blu Ray in 24p.
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Thanks for your reply!I made my purchase a month ago and I decided to go with the Sharp LC42-D85U which is 120hz.24p is just for blu ray but I wanted the smooth action that it offers. I only really noticed it on my old set with Star Wars. There was one scene with a black background and alot of action and it was noticably choppy. I have yet to play the same movie and compare.
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No it will not. Under the BD/DVD-ROM 1080/24p, Outputs is 1920 × 1080p/ 24 Hz video signals only. -Ely
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Only if your TV has the appropriate RCA connections. The video will NOT be in 1080 because the old RCA style video connection does not support it.
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Yes, just keep in mind that you will not be able to access network services through the HDMI port, but it will play movies from your local drive just fine. File size doesn't matter. I play 4-6 gb full 1080p MKV files all the time. I highly recommend the MKV container (with H.264 encoding) as you can also use Dolby digital 5.1. It is one of the few formats that works well.
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I believe it's supposed to. I know the internal netflix app supports 4K and looks great. I don't have any external content to test the HDMI at 4K.
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No. In other words all the 4K pass through capability is worthless. Limited to 30 FPS on 4K content and missing color bandwidth. Also when we do get a 4K media device the content will be HDCP 2.2. You wont be passing any movies through it even at 30 FPS.