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1080p24 makes movies play smoothly, just like they are shown in a theater (as opposed to converting them to 60 hertz, which is not a multiple of 24).

120hz lets you display 1080p24 (it is a multiple of 24).

HDMI 1.3 doesn't do much for you in a TV, the real benefit is audio.

1080p24 makes movies play smoothly, just like they are shown in a theater (as opposed to converting them to 60 hertz, which is not a multiple of 24).

120hz lets you display 1080p24 (it is a multiple of 24).

HDMI 1.3 doesn't do much for you in a TV, the real benefit is audio.I thought 60hz was the standard for all electronic equipment in the U.S.....how can they change it to 120hz?

What audio benefit does HDMI 1.3 have? I know the original HDMI can support 7.1 LPCM...whats better than that?

1080p24 makes movies play smoothly, just like they are shown in a theater (as opposed to converting them to 60 hertz, which is not a multiple of 24).

120hz lets you display 1080p24 (it is a multiple of 24).

HDMI 1.3 doesn't do much for you in a TV, the real benefit is audio.


Also, I believe HDMI 1.3 allows for a larger color palette to be displayed; though benefits are arguable given current sources and displays.

I thought 60hz was the standard for all electronic equipment in the U.S.....how can they change it to 120hz?

What audio benefit does HDMI 1.3 have? I know the original HDMI can support 7.1 LPCM...whats better than that?

The picture framerate is 120, not the frequency of the voltage (60hz).

What audio benefit does HDMI 1.3 have? I know the original HDMI can support 7.1 LPCM...whats better than that?

What audio benefit does HDMI 1.3 have? I know the original HDMI can support 7.1 LPCM...whats better than that?

From HDMI.org ...

Adds features to automatically
correct audio video
synchronization (lip sync)

Adds support for Dolby
TrueHD and DTS-HD Master
Audio standards