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In Reply to: When a network or a channel broadcasts a movie in "HD", what do they use for sources? posted by clarkjohnsen on May 8, 2008 at 08:32:39:
I didn't watch it (Lion, Witch, Wardrobe), but I doubt ABC broadcast an upconverted NTSC source. The film has been produced in 1080p for blu-ray and ABC probably used this source to broadcast it in 1080i or 720p.
True HD is an audio format, so I'm not sure why you keep mentioning that. HD as you know comes in many flavors: 1080p, 1080i and 720p. Most networks broadcast HD in 1080i. Now the actual source for these broadcasts varies.
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Follow Ups
- It ranges - Jazz Inmate 09:56:07 05/08/08 (5)
- He means true HD as apposed to upscaled SD. (nt) - Jack G 10:56:19 05/08/08 (4)
- Thas' right. My suspicion is that a lot of it is upscaled. nt - clarkjohnsen 10:12:27 05/10/08 (3)
- Quite a bit of it is just upscaled SD - Jack G 15:06:42 05/10/08 (2)
- I'd say it's the vast majority. [nt] - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 13:29:53 05/17/08 (0)
- Ah... DVDs most often come in widesreen anamorphic, an easy upconvert. nt - clarkjohnsen 11:05:56 05/11/08 (0)
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