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Thread: PS2 a Progressive Scan DVD?

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    Anyone know is the Playstation 2 is a progressive scan DVD? Also, anyone know if I can hook up my computer to a tv and get progressive scan output?

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    No.. It is not a progressive scan. Not sure about the other ques..
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    What exactly is "progessive scanning?"
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    progressive scan = non-interlaced

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    Originally posted by hapoo
    progressive scan = non-interlaced
    Well, that's clear as mud...

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    I know

    We get the same questions so damn often i'm thinking of making an FAQ page for gotapex.

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    We need a faq for thunderbird Athlons.

    happo explained progresssive scan in this thread http://www.gotapex.com/forums/showth...hreadid=12298:

    "for example if your resolution is 640 by 480 in interlaced mode (not progressive) the monitor would once go and display every even line (240 lines) and then go through and display every odd line (240 lines) giving you a total of 480 lines. In progressive scan it goes through and displays every line every single time giving you a smoother picture without all the flicker."

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    i think the radeon can do progressive scan dvd
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    Originally posted by tophenhaw
    i think the radeon can do progressive scan dvd

    but can it output a progressive scan picture to a tv?? Seeing as to how all computer monitors are non-interlaced I would think that any DVD displayed on a computer would also be non-interlaced.

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    Originally posted by hapoo
    Originally posted by tophenhaw
    i think the radeon can do progressive scan dvd

    but can it output a progressive scan picture to a tv?? Seeing as to how all computer monitors are non-interlaced I would think that any DVD displayed on a computer would also be non-interlaced.
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    quote from pennypinch:

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    Originally posted by hapoo
    progressive scan = non-interlaced
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    Well, that's clear as mud...


    Actually, to me, it was...

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    Very few TV's support progressive scanning. If you have an older TV, no. It won't work..

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    Which was my next question, if anyone has any good experience with a progressive scan (720p, not 480p) hdtv.

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