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Originally Posted by PunkMunkey
Not necessarily...if the TV had a good scaler/deinterlacer built in then any SD material would have been upconverted to the HDTV's native resolution well enough to make the material look good. Most HDTV's have at least decent processing power to be able to convert signals to their native resolution and make it look good, perhaps the model that the person in question chose did not?
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Maybe.. I havn't tested every tv out there. Could also be a cheap dvd player the person had with composite inputed. My older Sony tv had 1386x788 & everything was displayed at this rez. Before HD or upconverting dvd players, I used a progressive scan Panasonic DMR-E30 dvd player through component & in comparison to a good 4:3 CRT, the image I was getting wasn't as good.
