[DrkPriest]

I have a Sony Wega tv with component inputs (kv-32fs13), but I dont think they are progressive. Any way to turn the Replay to interlaced?

 

[lizard_boy]

No official way, people have discussed hacking the chip but no one has really tried as far as I know.

 

[sbailie]

I have a Sony Wega as well....and you can choose progressive or interlaced in the setup menu....


Sto

 

[Skipm]

The component video inputs on older Sony TV's supported interlaced only. I had a 32" xbr model that was this way.


-Skip

 

[madpoet]

My panasonic 27" is the same way... interlaced only. Was kind of a bummer, but the picture quality isn't that much better on a simple CRT tv like that.

 

[Jeff D]

I still think the interlaced component output on the 5k line would look better than the progressive component out. Just because it's not filtered and I'm sure my $4k TV has a better comb filter.

 

[BeefStu]

Quote:

Originally posted by Jeff D I still think the interlaced component output on the 5k line would look better than the progressive component out. Just because it's not filtered and I'm sure my $4k TV has a better comb filter.

I agree. Plus, my 16:9 TV would be able to "smart stretch" 4:3 480i content instead of just expanding it to fit as it does with 480P. Ridiculous...

 

[Jeff D]

Quote:

Originally posted by BeefStu I agree. Plus, my 16:9 TV would be able to "smart stretch" 4:3 480i content instead of just expanding it to fit as it does with 480P. Ridiculous...

Yeah, I hate tv's that limit you like that.