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In Reply to: What is progressive scan ,? some DVD players have this specs . posted by Kazoz Mando on November 28, 2002 at 16:25:03:
With a conventional television, also called pan and scan, the electron gun scans every other line of the screen once every 1/30th of a second. With a progressive scan TV (like your computer monitor) the lines are scanned in succession in the same amount of time (1/30th of a second). In order to take advantage of this feature, the DVD has to have compatible circuitry. However, you won't get the advantages of a progressive scan DVD player with a conventional pan and scan TV.
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- Re: What is progressive scan ,? some DVD players have this specs . - R. Hertz 18:46:39 11/29/02 (3)
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