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Old 06-04-2010, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by colorfixer View Post
It's more than power supply filtering. Watching 50Hz video under 60Hz non incandescent lighting can be bothersome due to differing flicker rates. In my office, when I watch a 50Hz/Pal feed, the screen noticeably flickers when I light the room with fluorescent lighting. .
My objections to these 'reasons', that you hear now and then, for 50hz countries using 25fps TV are as follows:

1. TV's (even old ones) shouldn't have AC power artifacts. If you see this, I suggest you book the set in for repair.

2. When GB designed 405/50, fluorescent lighting wasn't available*. So it's a non-sequitur to claim "50 hz was chosen to sync flicker with fluorescent lights".

3. Some countries happily enjoy 50hz pwr & 60hz TV (Chile, Japan).

4. Why is there no 12hz beat with my 72hz computer & Fluoro lights ?



*not available commercially until 1939

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