Idézet: Papesz - Dátum: 2008. márc. 5., szerda - 15:31
There are different formats of High Definition but for something to be considered Full HD it must be capable of 1080 vertical pixels. 1080 vertical pixels (often referred to as 1080 lines) is the maximum number of vertical pixels in a HD image.
Ha esetleg ez sem elég, akkor olvass bele a latency által az előző oldalon linklt topicba.
Pana:
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1,080 lines of vertical resolution which appears on the screen with the letter p standing for progressive scan
A sony-n keresgélj csak a definíció után, ott is megtalálod a progressive-t.
'High definition Digital TV and some DVD players use a 1080i signal, so panel TVs have to convert it to progressive. However Full HD devices like Blu-ray Disc and PLAYSTATION® 3 use Full HD 1080p signals for the best available picture quality.
És még egy hely:
http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,...1071898,00.html
The original HDTV technology offers vertical resolution that ranges from 720 lines with progressive scanning (720p) to 1080 lines with interlaced scanning (1080i). Full HDTV provides 1080 lines with progressive scanning (sometimes referred to as 1080p).
Tehát létezik 1080i, ami nem Full hd, sőt, létezik a Hitachinál HD1080, ami még mindig nem az.
A "Full HD" egy kifejezés, ami a BluRay-ről szedhető 1080p-s képet jelenti, semmi mást.