If the input is SD 480i then you the best you can get is 480i blown up to a higer resolution bu duplicating or otherwise inventing the extra pixels required for 720p or 1080i which normally looks worse then a good old 480i TV would look in the first place.
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hdmi scaler
Hello,
I don't know if I am in the right section for this, but what kind of quality would I get if I connect a hdmi scaler to my satellite receiver?
The input signal would be s-video, and output would be hdmi that would feed my receiver.
The goal would be to get 720p or 1080i output to get a better picture quality on my TV (HD)... would also allow to reduce the number of cables I have since I have 2 hdmi inputs on the receiver.
Would a scaler do a good job for that?
I don't know if I am in the right section for this, but what kind of quality would I get if I connect a hdmi scaler to my satellite receiver?
The input signal would be s-video, and output would be hdmi that would feed my receiver.
The goal would be to get 720p or 1080i output to get a better picture quality on my TV (HD)... would also allow to reduce the number of cables I have since I have 2 hdmi inputs on the receiver.
Would a scaler do a good job for that?
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Actually, you'll get more feedback in the "Video Processors" forum.
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Originally Posted by raph21 /forum/post/0
I don't know if I am in the right section for this....
Actually, you'll get more feedback in the "Video Processors" forum.
thank you
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