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"I hope it works with Directv. It's a software update for the receiver so maybe they'll try to make it work with all existing sets. Albeit, some flicker."
I would guess that they would provide a variety of output options so that the "best" display possible within the limitations of a particular set could be produced. The demo that I saw in the mid 80s was at standard NTSC rates, so that a full interlaced stereo pair was produced every 1/15th of a second. Even at that low rate, the flicker was not bad, and could only be noticed on the brightest scenes. The fact that a CED (needle vision) player was used for the demo did not help matters either, as there was an occasional "skip". I see that Amazon is listing the Samsung BD-C6900 player, but no ship date yet: http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-BD-C69...8425331&sr=8-3 jr Last edited by jr_tech; 03-12-2010 at 03:24 PM. Reason: add link to 3D player |
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