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Progressive Cinema Scan for 3/2 Pulldown really needed ?dgavrile
Jan 10, 2002 7:35 AM
Progressive Cinema Scan for 3/2 Pulldown really needed ?

Hi there,

They are really so many relased DVDs cinema encoded software that I have to pay money for a 3/2 Pulldown capable DVD and TV set?

Regards,
Daniel.
re: Progressive Cinema Scan for 3/2 Pulldown really needed ?Old_lane
Jan 10, 2002 8:24 AM
If you're asking about 3:2 pulldown I'll assume two things. 1. you have either an EDTV or HDTV monitor and 2. you're looking to get a progressive scan DVD player. If you don't have, or are not getting a HDTV or EDTV then don't worry about progressive scan and you don't have to worry about 3:2. However if you have the equipment available then yes 3:2 pulldown is something you definately should look for. I don't really understand your questions though "progressive cinema scan for 3:2 pulldown?" and your second question are you asking if there are DVD that are cinema encoded (I'm assuming you mean that they are using the 24frames/sec) or are you asking something else? I think almost all DVDs are encoded using the 24 fps.
re: Progressive Cinema Scan for 3/2 Pulldown really needed ?dgavrile
Jan 11, 2002 7:00 AM
1) No I don’t have HDTV, but I would like to but a Digital TV with progressive doubler at least
2) I meant 24fps, actually I don’t know how DVDs are encoded but somebody posted that most of the dvds are now video encoded 30 frames interlaced per second.

Does it make sense?
 


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