1 (edited by mocca 16-02-2012 12:56:52)

Topic: Is 60hz svp interpolation the same as hdtv's 100hz/200hz ect

Hi
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Thanks for svp, i'm over the moon that my juddery 3dtv image has now been smoothed over and is very watchable smile thankyou )

I'm curious now though.

This is my question....

Does a 100/120/200/240hz hdtv ect all refresh at 60hz, being 60fps is the maximum they can do and it works just the same as svp or do hdtv's work differently and actually go over 60fps if lets say its a 240hz hdtv?

I'm so confused as i do'nt know the answer smile
Thanks for any help or info you can give

Re: Is 60hz svp interpolation the same as hdtv's 100hz/200hz ect

Obviously if there're real 120Hz PC monitors then there should be real 120Hz TVs out there wink
I believe 200, 240, 600 and so on just means some tricky backlight / sub-fields control.

3 (edited by mocca 16-02-2012 15:56:08)

Re: Is 60hz svp interpolation the same as hdtv's 100hz/200hz ect

Hi Chainik,
Thanks for your reply.
I was counting out the 120hz pc monitors, allthough i am aware that active 3dtv's have a 120hz refresh rate as they have to show 60hz image twice, so i take these tv's would use the screens native 120hz and for 120fps interpolation which can be increased with scanning back lights ect.
Out of the 200,400hz and so on which is svp closest to in regards of quality ect using 60hz

Would you know if these 200,240hz ect still refresh at 60hz, i'm really curious to know if svp does what the tv's do at the same 60hz, obviously counting out true 120hz 3d monitors and the like.

Is the high refresh rates still refreshing at 60hz?

Can svp on a 60hz hdtv have the same quailty as a hdtv thats sold as 400hz?

Not the best at explaining things so hope you can understand.

I'm so confused lol

This is releated to film material only wink

Asking as do i keep my 3dtv i have and use my pc for 3d interpolation or get a new one like lg that has motion settings in 3d active if we want to use it.

Using 2500k@4.5ghz, sli gtx 570's

Re: Is 60hz svp interpolation the same as hdtv's 100hz/200hz ect

Man, read some theory first, for example there - http://asia.cnet.com/240hz-lcd-tvs-what … 054368.htm  wink

I doubt one could see any difference between real 120Hz interpolation and that 600Hz sub-field thing.
But I don't know for sure smile

Would you know if these 200,240hz ect still refresh at 60hz

I don't know, the best idea is to read the TV's manual to see supported video modes from PC.