If you have digital tv and a progressive scan dvd player will it automatically go into the progressive scan mode while playing a movie or not?? thanx howie 8)
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Depending on the player you switch it to progressive mode either via a button on the remote, a menu setting, or a switch on the back of the player. Once it's set to progressive, it normally stays in progressive unless you switch it back.
If you're referring to 2:3 or 3:2 pulldown, most players handle this automatically, though you can usually override it in the menus.
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G'day,
I am having an issue with my RSP-1068 and progressive scan inputs.
I have three video input devices hooked up to the 1068: a set-top box, a DVD player, and an Xbox (on V1, V2, and V3 inputs respectively). The 1068 is then connected to my TV (a Sony LCD). All inputs... -
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