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In Reply to: Re: Is the ever-present motion artifact 'problem' an incurable situation? posted by SysInfo on April 2, 2004 at 17:41:10:
All I can say is, you've never watched a 480p up conversion to 720p or 1080i on a Samsung DVD-HD1000. If you had, you'd eat your words dude, that's for sure even on a 100" front projection system.What's amazing is, you didn't even say S-VHS. About anybody knows that S-VHS is capable of more lines of resolution on NTSC via S-video than standard VHS via composite video.
Frankly, either way, the comparison is a joke. DVD wins hands down even in 480i. Are you sure you plugged your DVD player up in your comparison?
That doesn't even take into consideration every time you play a VHS tape it degrades in quality. With DVD, the laser never touches the disc.
Lex
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