Posts by sarangiman

P.S. that thread with the list of all the TVs that support 5:5 -- where did he get his information from??

I got a number to call to speak with someone who may or may not put me in touch with some Sony engineering team member to give me some answers; I'll call tomorrow and see if I can make any headway. Maybe I can try the same for...

42041... interesting. I'll try that computer test. Also, do you know off the top of your head what your movie player on your computer is outputting at (frame rate?). If 24, is it the video card that then automatically does the,...

Quote: how you can display 24fps material at 60 fps while displaying each of the 24 frames the number of times I assume you meant to say 'how you can display 24fps material at 60 fps while displaying each of the 24 frames the same...

Last I checked, there IS no such thing as 1080/60p in the Blu-Ray standard. For 1080 progressive, it has to be 24 fps. Perhaps a bit-rate thing? So those of you that are talking about the Samsung converting 1080/60p to 1080/24p... no...

What's MotionFlow Pro? Meaning a technical description of what it is... any idea? So is the MotionFlow on the lower series (XBR6, XBR7, W, V) worse? I.E. do they add the 'soap opera' effect? Because the XBR8 hardly added that video-like...

OK, sure, I tried 'Baraka' (70mm scanned to 8K then resampled to 1080/24p)... certainly a benchmark given the quality & attention paid to that film and transfer. Tried it at 60p vs. 24p at the beginning of chapter 4 (when the woman...

No, telecine and inverse telecine are the opposites of one another. Telecine takes 24p to 60i (3:2 pulldown, the algorithm used in telecine, can also, of course, result in 60p); inverse telecine finds the original 24 frames (per second)...

Quote: You've clearly got a long way to go before you start questioning what the rest of us think or know. Some of us actually like to venture outside of our own fields, you know, to expand our horizons. From an outsider perspective,...

Right, film has that shutter to help. Sony projector VPL-VW200 has the dark frame insertion, and I think the VPL-VW80 in the UK. I'd love to see this with no frame interpolation to really determine if it's the black/shutter that reduces...