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1080i Vs1080p
Osmo:
So I was playing around with my new t.v and xbox 360, viewing it in both 1080p and 1080i. And there were big differences.
1080p - Everything looked duller and darker, Pro Evo2010 - the game I tested it with, had a generally darker theme to it all. However there was motion blur still, but it was reduced significally, making the movement of the players and ball much less blurred.
1080i - Now when it came to contrast and colours from the xbox dashboard to the game pro evo 2010, it looked much more alive and more beautiful and just livelier, with a tinge of being slighlty over contrasted. The black shadows in the letters and players looked much better, and things just stuck out. In a still image the detail was there and it looked really good. However in a there was like a greater amount of pixelation and motion blur when players were moving fast, kinda made it look tv tube ps2, and the edges of general graphics were ...less rendered? they just looked more edgy.
nstgc:
1080i uses half the bandwidth of 1080p. Thats probably why. They can fit more data about the actual picture since it only renders every other line.
halfelite:
Is pro evo soccer a 1080p game? most xbox games are 1080i or 720p they are just upscaling them to 1080p. Same with the dashboard. Its not a native 1080p. just upscaled.
Osmo:
--- Quote from: halfelite on March 14, 2010, 10:18:36 PM ---Is pro evo soccer a 1080p game? most xbox games are 1080i or 720p they are just upscaling them to 1080p. Same with the dashboard. Its not a native 1080p. just upscaled.
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So what are you saying? that the games will lose quality when it's upscaled to 1080i? or that a 1080i/720p game will look better on a 1080i resolution?
nstgc:
--- Quote from: halfelite on March 14, 2010, 10:18:36 PM ---Is pro evo soccer a 1080p game? most xbox games are 1080i or 720p they are just upscaling them to 1080p. Same with the dashboard. Its not a native 1080p. just upscaled.
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1080i --> 1080p : De-interlace
720p --> 1080p : Upscale
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