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This is actually where my concern lies...I find 576i/576p is perfect (well, syncs at least, it isn't the best resolution, as horizontal resolution of 720 doesn't match the dot mask and causes colour distortion. I believe 576i/p are specifically PAL countries, and so is not a US SDTV spec, so is operating correctly at 50Hz (ie 25Hz interlaced).However as soon as I go to 1080i (which is a US HDTV spec) I'm wondering if that is internally defaulting to 60Hz (30Hz interlaced) assuming that it is outputing to a US TV, and I am just unable to force it to switch over to 50 Hz.I'm thinking that perhaps my TV can't sync to the 60Hz 1080i signal.Whereas it assumes that 576 must be a PAL signal and so correctly sets 50Hz first time. No Proof on this point, just a hunch
This is actually where my concern lies...
I find 576i/576p is perfect (well, syncs at least, it isn't the best resolution, as horizontal resolution of 720 doesn't match the dot mask and causes colour distortion. I believe 576i/p are specifically PAL countries, and so is not a US SDTV spec, so is operating correctly at 50Hz (ie 25Hz interlaced).
However as soon as I go to 1080i (which is a US HDTV spec) I'm wondering if that is internally defaulting to 60Hz (30Hz interlaced) assuming that it is outputing to a US TV, and I am just unable to force it to switch over to 50 Hz.
I'm thinking that perhaps my TV can't sync to the 60Hz 1080i signal.
Whereas it assumes that 576 must be a PAL signal and so correctly sets 50Hz first time. No Proof on this point, just a hunch
