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<blockquote data-quote="eetaylog" data-source="post: 1163273" data-attributes="member: 47491"><p>Ok, so looking at the samsung 1080p options it looks like the main point that it boils down to is whether to go for a later 240Hz 8000 series option, or whether the older 120Hz series are suitable enough. </p><p></p><p>The way is see it 240Hz is a direct multiple of both 60fps and 24fps video and 96% compatible with 50fps (MP audio renderer would be able to scale 250Hz down to 240Hz relatively easily idve thought).</p><p></p><p>By contrast a 120Hz TV is a multiple of both 60fps and 24fps but only 80% compatible with 50fps (nearest multiples are 100Hz or 150Hz). This would mean a harder job of frame matching for MP audio renderer.</p><p></p><p>Thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eetaylog, post: 1163273, member: 47491"] Ok, so looking at the samsung 1080p options it looks like the main point that it boils down to is whether to go for a later 240Hz 8000 series option, or whether the older 120Hz series are suitable enough. The way is see it 240Hz is a direct multiple of both 60fps and 24fps video and 96% compatible with 50fps (MP audio renderer would be able to scale 250Hz down to 240Hz relatively easily idve thought). By contrast a 120Hz TV is a multiple of both 60fps and 24fps but only 80% compatible with 50fps (nearest multiples are 100Hz or 150Hz). This would mean a harder job of frame matching for MP audio renderer. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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