Halo 3

[Ruune]

hah... just realized you posted MY stats up there. I was like "dude... we have the same stats!"

[G-MONEY]

HA HA HA

check out my stats

[da.bell]

Someone can post mine since I can't get thru this stupid firewall at work.

[G-MONEY]

Someone can post mine since I can't get thru this stupid firewall at work.

you would think of all people you could do it


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Kills : 4887
Deaths : 4522
K/D Ratio : 1.08

r

Kills : 1706
Deaths : 1811
K/D Ratio : 0.94


Captain, Grade 3
Highest Skill: 21 | Total EXP: 319 |

[CP3]

I missed this lol

clarkep32

We need to have another tigeowners night

Im like get on a 1080i 42" vizio

[Ruune]

There's no difference between 1080p and 1080i. You can definitely notice the difference between 1080i and 720p. My Mitsubishi DLP does 1080p, so interlacing is never an issue for me.

actually, there is a difference between 1080i and 1080p. I=interlacing. This means that it draws every other line when the inverter is refreshed. p=progressive, which has a sharper picture with a higher effective refresh rate... although its a digital display.
from wikipedia:
"The perceived vertical resolution of an interlaced image is usually equivalent to multiplying the active lines by about 0.6. This means that, when viewing progressive sourced material, a progressive display will show a more detailed image, when compared to an interlaced one, even if both have exactly the same display resolution, such as 640 x 480 pixels. "

[dogbert]

actually, there is a difference between 1080i and 1080p. I=interlacing. This means that it draws every other line when the inverter is refreshed. p=progressive, which has a sharper picture with a higher effective refresh rate... although its a digital display.
from wikipedia:
"The perceived vertical resolution of an interlaced image is usually equivalent to multiplying the active lines by about 0.6. This means that, when viewing progressive sourced material, a progressive display will show a more detailed image, when compared to an interlaced one, even if both have exactly the same display resolution, such as 640 x 480 pixels. "

I understand, but would you even be able to notice? On mine, not at all because it upconverts whatever into 1080p.

[zad0030]

IMHO, 720p is better than 1080i... theres less lines, but it's non-interlaced so the picture appears sharper. That'll have to hold me till I get a 70" SXRD or 50" LCD that does 1080p.

I'm running a 600-watt pioneer surround sound setup... in an apartment.

There's no difference between 1080p and 1080i. You can definitely notice the difference between 1080i and 720p. My Mitsubishi DLP does 1080p, so interlacing is never an issue for me.

actually, there is a difference between 1080i and 1080p. I=interlacing. This means that it draws every other line when the inverter is refreshed. p=progressive, which has a sharper picture with a higher effective refresh rate... although its a digital display.
from wikipedia:
"The perceived vertical resolution of an interlaced image is usually equivalent to multiplying the active lines by about 0.6. This means that, when viewing progressive sourced material, a progressive display will show a more detailed image, when compared to an interlaced one, even if both have exactly the same display resolution, such as 640 x 480 pixels. "

I understand, but would you even be able to notice? On mine, not at all because it upconverts whatever into 1080p.

Yes you can notice. In 1080i if the picture is moving fast, like an action movie or sports, the image will blur. This is the result of two frames becoming one and they dont line up perfectly. If you have 1080p, go with it its the best, If you TVs highest resolution is 1080i and also supports 720p go with 720P its actually better.

There is a video about this on youtube I will dig it up.

[zad0030]

[Ruune]

I understand, but would you even be able to notice? On mine, not at all because it upconverts whatever into 1080p.

absolutely. on my screen, 720p actually looks better than 1080i. Clearer, crisper, and richer colors. I suggest you try it- specifically with the xbox 360.

[da.bell]

Well, I think I will be switching my xbox to 720p then.

Thanks Zad!!!!!!!!!!!

[zad0030]

Well, I think I will be switching my xbox to 720p then.

Thanks Zad!!!!!!!!!!!

Its the I and the P that makes the difference not really the number like you might think.

[Ruune]

zad... bravo. Thats by far the most straightforward description of interlaced vs progressive I've seen.

[Ruune]

Well, I think I will be switching my xbox to 720p then.

Thanks Zad!!!!!!!!!!!

be sure and report your findings here!

[zad0030]

zad... bravo. Thats by far the most straightforward description of interlaced vs progressive I've seen.

Thank you,
We just got HD tv put in at the beginning of the month, and when I got home from school I took everything the stupid cable installers put in and did it my way.


Ok, If anyone else wants to talk about resolutions start a new thread