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And lo on Tue, 05 Feb 2008 21:08:29 -0000, John VanSickle
<evi### [at] hotmail com> did spake, saying:
> Chambers wrote:
>> I was at Best Buy the other day, and saw a TV that ran at 120hz. It
>> didn't just refresh at that rate, though; it actually created new
>> frames to put in between the others.
>> This means that, for each of the 30 whole frames you get off the DVD,
>> you would get 3 additional frames interpolated between them.
>> It doesn't help still pictures any, but when anything is moving on
>> it... WOW. I can not begin to describe how much more lifelike it is.
>
> It also helps with the viewing of DVDs movies.
Only for the high-definition discs, DVDs are hardcoded to the NTSC or PAL
spec and the 24fps is altered prior to pressing.
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