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In Reply to: 1080/24p vs 1080/60p - Vertical Res still not clear... posted by blackpixels on May 15, 2007 at 11:39:16:

Most films are made at 24 frame/second. High def discs of both formats store most movies at 1080/24p. Since 60 isn't a multiple of 24, converting 24->60 causes motion distortions(Judder). It would be preferable if your TV accepted signals of 24 fps or multiples of 24, and played them back as such. Right now, few TVs accept 1080/24p.
That's a gross over simplification, and I'm sure others can give better details.
BTW, the full resolution of HD is 1920 X 1080.
Jack

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Topic - 1080/24p vs 1080/60p - Vertical Res still not clear... - blackpixels 11:39:16 05/15/07 (5)

1080: 24p vs 60p - Joe Murphy Jr 22:30:25 05/15/07 (3)

Re: 1080: 24p vs 60p - blackpixels 07:24:58 05/16/07 (2)

First thing to do is replace that XBR2 with the Sony 70" LED display. - oscar 14:41:26 05/18/07 (1)

yeah.....no.....that's more than I paid for my 04' V6 Accord out the door... - blackpixels 21:55:18 05/19/07 (0)

There is less messing with the signal, less distortion - Jack G 12:19:08 05/15/07 (0)

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There is less messing with the signal, less distortion - Jack G 12:19:08 05/15/07 (0)

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