Hello,
Is this player the Panasonic DVD-S97?
If so:
There is no "right", "wrong", or "should" with the setting. The Panasonic is going to allow for whatever setting is allowed for by the display.
First digit is luminance: Y.
Second digit R-Y. (Red)
Third digit B-Y. (Blue)
4:4:4 Color information is sampled at the same rate as luminance.
4:2:2 Color information is sampled at half the rate as the luminance.
4:4:4 would provide more color information and, in theory, it should be better.
4:4:4 is great for HD.
For a thorough explanation, try here:
http://www.tvtechnology.com/features...07.10.02.shtml
With certain HDMI connections -- all three choices may be allowed. With a DVI connection only RGB will be allowed -- that's what DVI supports. If your connection allows for 4:4:4 then give it try, however given the color depth/sampling of present day DVD (4:2:0), it's probably overkill.
Paul
Is this player the Panasonic DVD-S97?
If so:
There is no "right", "wrong", or "should" with the setting. The Panasonic is going to allow for whatever setting is allowed for by the display.
First digit is luminance: Y.
Second digit R-Y. (Red)
Third digit B-Y. (Blue)
4:4:4 Color information is sampled at the same rate as luminance.
4:2:2 Color information is sampled at half the rate as the luminance.
4:4:4 would provide more color information and, in theory, it should be better.
4:4:4 is great for HD.
For a thorough explanation, try here:
http://www.tvtechnology.com/features...07.10.02.shtml
With certain HDMI connections -- all three choices may be allowed. With a DVI connection only RGB will be allowed -- that's what DVI supports. If your connection allows for 4:4:4 then give it try, however given the color depth/sampling of present day DVD (4:2:0), it's probably overkill.
Paul
