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Post by treatment on Dec 6, 2014 4:26:40 GMT -5
Uhmm, not really. There really isn't a "full HD" or a "half HD" stuff. That's prolly an old awkward marketing term to sell flatscreen LCDs and plasma tv's. The "i" (interlaced scan) and "p" (progressive scan) are just, well, scanning techniques/systems. It doesn't really refer to the amount of pixels being processed/transmitted/sourced. Doesn't matter, 1080i is sh*t quality compared to 1080p. If you absolutely must have a lower data stream, use 720p. That's quite a common misconception. Sometimes quite unfounded since the actual difference between 1080i vs 1080p vs 720p are only really detectable during lab measurements using the boring NTSC reference test patterns or something. Doesn't really show up or even noticeable in actual playback of video. For example, some known BBC nature-show BD releases (Human Planet, Frozen Planet) are 1080i, but you really wouldn't notice any drop in video quality. Even Planet Earth BD was originally 1080i/50, but just slowed down to 1080p/24 for the initial US release. Usually, the common issue of interlaced video are usually due to a crappy de-interlacer from the tv or the dvd/bd player (or both), and due to crappily produced shows. ^_^; |
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Post by S_Gokin on Dec 6, 2014 7:41:35 GMT -5
the question is can we fix the black bars or not ? if not we should go to the DVD for the best enjoyment lol
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Post by magengar on Dec 6, 2014 7:49:05 GMT -5
Uhmm, not really. There really isn't a "full HD" or a "half HD" stuff. That's prolly an old awkward marketing term to sell flatscreen LCDs and plasma tv's. The "i" (interlaced scan) and "p" (progressive scan) are just, well, scanning techniques/systems. It doesn't really refer to the amount of pixels being processed/transmitted/sourced. Doesn't matter, 1080i is sh*t quality compared to 1080p. If you absolutely must have a lower data stream, use 720p. Also, I need the top and bottom bars for placing subtitles above the bottom bar that way my subs can be seen on TV when I burn a disc. I've had folks in the past complain that they can't see my subs in the picture; so I'm assuming they're watching my old-school DVD in a blu-ray player or something like that. Gotcha. Thanks!  zozo-mag |
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Post by tetsuryu on Dec 6, 2014 9:19:06 GMT -5
Doesn't really show up or even noticeable in actual playback of video. For example, some known BBC nature-show BD releases (Human Planet, Frozen Planet) are 1080i, but you really wouldn't notice any drop in video quality. Even Planet Earth BD was originally 1080i/50, but just slowed down to 1080p/24 for the initial US release. Maybe you can't tell, but I can...especially when we're talking about something animated at 12 frames a second. the question is can we fix the black bars or not ? if not we should go to the DVD for the best enjoyment lol I don't really understand. What exactly do you need "fixed"? If you're gonna be watching it on a widescreen display, you're gonna get black bars on the sides no matter what you're watching it in. |
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Post by S_Gokin on Dec 6, 2014 12:25:07 GMT -5
the question is can we fix the black bars or not ? if not we should go to the DVD for the best enjoyment lol I don't really understand. What exactly do you need "fixed"? If you're gonna be watching it on a widescreen display, you're gonna get black bars on the sides no matter what you're watching it in. my question was is there any way to make the picture go fully full screen with out the zoom in effect and with out the side black bars i got the answer tho thats why i will go for the DVD since they go fully full screen |
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Post by tetsuryu on Dec 6, 2014 18:21:00 GMT -5
Wait, are you saying you want to watch it stretched to fill the entire screen?  |
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Post by S_Gokin on Dec 7, 2014 2:32:43 GMT -5
yes i always watch any thing like this
ofcourse without the zoom in effect so the picture will be normal but its in full screen
for example in VLC player i put the aspect ratio on 16:9 if the clip have black side bars
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Post by treatment on Apr 17, 2015 1:59:21 GMT -5
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Post by superelectro on Apr 25, 2015 23:36:53 GMT -5
Nice. Thanks!
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