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| Topic: | Progressive scan This thread has 29 replies. Displaying posts 16 through 30. |
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| Post 16 made on Tuesday August 5, 2003 at 13:48 |
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hmmmm,,,,,,
pork:
[n] a legislative appropriation designed to ingratiate legislators with their constituents.
ham:
[n] an unskilled actor who overacts
[n] a licensed amateur radio operator
[n] (Old Testament) son of Noah
[v] exaggerate one's acting
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| Post 17 made on Tuesday August 5, 2003 at 15:40 |
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On 08/05/03 13:35, bob griffiths said...
what is the difference between pork and ham there
both pig right? spam contains pork and ham so
the label says. why cant they just say made from
bits of pig? [Link: southernfood.about.com]
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| Post 18 made on Tuesday August 5, 2003 at 16:09 |
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what is the difference between pork and ham there both pig right? wasn't that covered in an episode of the Simpsons (when Lisa decided to become a vegetarian)
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| Post 19 made on Tuesday August 5, 2003 at 19:37 |
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Progressive Scan must mean 'to worsen something'.
Because, the further i SCAN this thread, the 'PROGRESSIVEly' worse the puns get.
Sorry, bad joke. But, proves my point, don't it?
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| Post 20 made on Wednesday August 6, 2003 at 02:23 |
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i see what you mean ..Roll
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| Post 21 made on Thursday August 7, 2003 at 07:34 |
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On 08/05/03 19:37, Arctic said...
Progressive Scan must mean 'to worsen something'.
Because, the further i SCAN this thread, the 'PROGRESSIVEly'
worse the puns get. HEY, I resemble that! O
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| Post 22 made on Sunday December 21, 2003 at 19:40 |
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will the real ONEAC, please stand up?  
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| Post 23 made on Tuesday December 23, 2003 at 10:49 |
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| Post 24 made on Wednesday January 7, 2004 at 00:58 |
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On 07/23/03 23:22, Zack Clark said...
What exactly is progresive scan, and how does
a progressive scan dvd player perform better than
a regular one? Zack - Sorry it has taken so long for someone to get back to you with the correct answer. This will really tick off the jerks who replied earlier, because I will answer your question without jerking you around. Progressive scan differs from interlaced by way of projecting the lines on your TV in succession, as opposed to interlaced, which projects every other line, and takes two full scans to give you the full picture. That's the short version if you get the picture. 720p gives you a great picture, but 1080i is still better due to our inability to detect the difference in 1/30th of a second renewal of the picture. In a DVD player, the progressive scan function combines the two interlaced scans to give you the 720p definition, which is HD quality. You will need a TV that accepts the RGB (component)input of the progressive scan DVD player to take advantage of this capability. Satellite HD, such as HDNet will give you the full capabilty of high definition TY at 1080i. Go for it - it is worth the extra money - just to show off to your friends and neighbors if nothing else! Dave
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| Post 25 made on Wednesday January 7, 2004 at 06:35 |
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On 01/07/04 00:58, goodnf said...
just to show off to your friends and neighbors if nothing else! When did this turn into the Flasher Forum?
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| Post 26 made on Thursday January 8, 2004 at 11:10 |
ILOVE BOSE Long Time Member |
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| Post 27 made on Saturday January 10, 2004 at 05:04 |
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Yet another dismal "Superhero" film.
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| Post 28 made on Monday January 19, 2004 at 19:42 |
ILOVE BOSE Long Time Member |
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| Post 29 made on Tuesday January 20, 2004 at 04:36 |
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On 01/07/04 00:58, goodnf said...
I will answer your question without jerking
you around. Brother, are YOU in the wrong forum!  This message was edited by Bruce Burson on 01/20/04 08:53.
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| Post 30 made on Wednesday August 25, 2004 at 19:46 |
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On 01/07/04 05:58 ET, goodnf said...
Zack -
Sorry it has taken so long for someone to get
back to you with the correct answer. This will
really tick off the jerks who replied earlier,
because I will answer your question without jerking
you around.
Progressive scan differs from interlaced by way
of projecting the lines on your TV in succession,
as opposed to interlaced, which projects every
other line, and takes two full scans to give you
the full picture. That's the short version if
you get the picture. 720p gives you a great picture,
but 1080i is still better due to our inability
to detect the difference in 1/30th of a second
renewal of the picture.
In a DVD player, the progressive scan function
combines the two interlaced scans to give you
the 720p definition, which is HD quality. You
will need a TV that accepts the RGB (component)input
of the progressive scan DVD player to take advantage
of this capability.
Satellite HD, such as HDNet will give you the
full capabilty of high definition TY at 1080i.
Go for it - it is worth the extra money - just
to show off to your friends and neighbors if nothing
else!
Dave Who the hell wrote that?
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