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I posted this in the HDTV hardware forum but didn't get any replies. I'm hoping someone here will have some insight.
-phil
I know that film source DVDs are encoded with 3:2 pulldown to get the correct frame rate out at 480i. A thread about the new Samsung RPTVs got me thinking and I have several quesitons:
1) Does anyone know if 3:2 pulldown is also employed for HDTV broadcast movies?
2) Is the answer different depending on if it is broadcast in 720P or 1080i?
3) Is there some other frame rate compensation used in HDTV?
4) Is a HDTV monitor with 3:2 pulldown useful when viewing HD video material?
-phil
-phil
I know that film source DVDs are encoded with 3:2 pulldown to get the correct frame rate out at 480i. A thread about the new Samsung RPTVs got me thinking and I have several quesitons:
1) Does anyone know if 3:2 pulldown is also employed for HDTV broadcast movies?
2) Is the answer different depending on if it is broadcast in 720P or 1080i?
3) Is there some other frame rate compensation used in HDTV?
4) Is a HDTV monitor with 3:2 pulldown useful when viewing HD video material?
-phil