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Hi Here's my understanding, your Hi Def tv will switch resolutions depending on input signal. If you have sat or cable you should see it switch from 480I on analog stations to a higher resolution such as 720P or 1080I on hidef content.
I have my LCD hooked to my PC so I always run at 1080 P and even low quality stuff looks great. As far as 1080I vs 720P 720P is better, The "I" in 1080 I means every other line is blank so 1080I is equivalent to 540P. The last LCD I had would only go as high as 1080I and I can certainly tell a difference between 1080I and 1080P but I do all my viewing through a pc environment and In my opinion a good PC video card does a better job than the Cable or sat boxes. If only everything looked like Blu-ray lol. Hope this helps. |
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