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I noticed that 120 hz refresh rates were a big thing at CES this year with many of the new televisions on display.
Of course this would make a big difference with motion blur and other artifacts but it ocurred to me that another issue would be potentially solved with this change.
It would be possible to feed both 1080p24 signals and 1080p60 signals to the projector and both could easily be scaled to 120 hz without any need for further processing. Just double the frame rate for 1080p60 video signals and quintuple the frame rate for 1080p24 film-based material.
Does this make sense or am I missing something here?
It just seems to me that the faster frame rate would solve many of the evils we see with combo film/video material (like extras on HD-DVD's that are from video and not 35mm film).
Does anyone know of any front projectors out now or in the near future that will have 120 hz refresh?
Thanks
Michael
Of course this would make a big difference with motion blur and other artifacts but it ocurred to me that another issue would be potentially solved with this change.
It would be possible to feed both 1080p24 signals and 1080p60 signals to the projector and both could easily be scaled to 120 hz without any need for further processing. Just double the frame rate for 1080p60 video signals and quintuple the frame rate for 1080p24 film-based material.
Does this make sense or am I missing something here?
It just seems to me that the faster frame rate would solve many of the evils we see with combo film/video material (like extras on HD-DVD's that are from video and not 35mm film).
Does anyone know of any front projectors out now or in the near future that will have 120 hz refresh?
Thanks

Michael