While reading the product description for the new 42" Panasonic (TH-42PWD4U) plasma tv, I came across this fact:
... a 3-Dimensional Progressive Scan function elegantly converts interlace signals (1080i and 480i) into progressive signals for optimal viewing. 720p and 480p progressive signals remain in their native scan format and are fed via the 15-pin sub-D connector ...
What does this mean? Is there any advantage to using the VGA connection over the component inputs for progressive signals? Does the VGA connection bypass the deinterlacer in the Panny while the component inputs do not?
Gaber
... a 3-Dimensional Progressive Scan function elegantly converts interlace signals (1080i and 480i) into progressive signals for optimal viewing. 720p and 480p progressive signals remain in their native scan format and are fed via the 15-pin sub-D connector ...
What does this mean? Is there any advantage to using the VGA connection over the component inputs for progressive signals? Does the VGA connection bypass the deinterlacer in the Panny while the component inputs do not?
Gaber