Feb 27 2009, 03:28 PM
QUOTE(mpyw @ Feb 27 2009, 03:03 PM)
I am getting the 36bit data from BD playback..is this a good thing??
mpyw,I believe if u r using HDMI 1.3b capable AVR the Kuro will display 36bit. So its correct. If you were using a HDMI 1.1, I believe you would not be able to see 36bit on the Kuro. On my Onkyo PS3 home menu and BDs play at 36bit. I think your previous AVR was a lower spec HDMI and I believe it might have only shown 24bit colour or nothing at all.(not 30bit as earlier :EDIT).
Added on February 27, 2009, 3:33 pm
QUOTE(horray @ Feb 27 2009, 02:27 PM)
So, whether you have a 100Hz/120Hz/200Hz feature or not on your LCD TV is not critical as long as you have 1080/24fps, am I right to assume? The AMP actually causes judder rather than reduce it? Sorry, this is all quite technical to me and I have always thought that 100Hz and above is important to reduce the judder.
This is correct. Having a display that is capable of accepting 1080p/24fps is important. The AMP will probably cause judder for BD or 24Hz but a lot of people might not even realise it or can live with it. 100Hz and above is only important for PAL material that is in 50Hz so that for fast moving sports action you see a more natural picture. 100Hz is absolutely critical if you are watching football from Astro, else the motion will look weird. It is another thing if you like it that the 24Hfps is reproduced at such high scan rates ie, 120/200Hz.
This post has been edited by anfieldude: Feb 27 2009, 04:28 PM
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