If I input a composit video, from a VCR (used as a tuner), into my SP4805, does it get converted into a progressive scan signal or does it stay interlaced?
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Yes.
The 4805 converts everything input to a 480 x 854 progressive signal (ehich may or may not include adding black bars to sides or top and bottom), whether that requires up or down scaling, de-interlacing or both. This is required as that is the only type of signal its imaging engine can display.
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So, if my hitachi TV upcoverts all my signals into 1080i, what's the purpose of having a progressive scan DVD player?
Wouldn't it make more sense to 'feed' the TV with a raw signal as opposed to feeding it the progressive scan signal, and then having the TV upsample that once again.... -
From what I know, if I don't have a TV capable of receiving a progressive scan signal, a progressive scan DVD player is a waste of money.
However, with the prices coming down, should it be a consideration? I'm thinking about the cost of the Tosh 3750, which I've seen for C$350 and the... -
I have a question regarding InFocus' SP4805 projector that I need answered before buying the projector and additional equipment. I need to connect an X-box and a DVD player to the projector, and am wondering how the get the best possible picture.
X-box problem:
I live in Denmark... -
Hello,
I purchased the InFocus x1 a couple of years ago along with a portable Da-Lite white 6x8 screen. We use it a couple of times a month (whenever a movie worthy of the extra effort comes along, or when the kids invite their friends over, etc). It has also been a blast to host our... -
The RSP 1098 TFT screen displays no video unless a usable signal is passed through the composite video connection. However, as pointed out in the RSP 1098 manual not all dvd players, set in progressive mode, output a usable composite video signal. This is true also for dvd players that play dvd audio....
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