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| Correct, Deep Color is available via DisplayPort 1.1 also, and any true progressive frame rate. From the manual: "... due to the architecture of the “front end” electronics used in the HP DreamColor LP2480zx, the color gamut remapping circuitry will be bypassed if the following conditions exist:  The monitor is fed a YCBCR (digital) or YPBPR (analog) signal. These signals must be color-space converted to RGB.  The monitor is fed an interlaced or 1080-line progressive segmented frame (PsF) formatted signal (for example, 1080PsF/23.976). These signals must be converted to true progressive signals via a converter box.  The monitor is fed an analog signal via the composite, component or S-Video inputs. These signals must be converted to an RGB progressive signal and input via one of the digital inputs, such as HDMI." This was a useful thread: http://library.creativecow.net/articles/garchow_jeremy/HP_DreamColor_CRT_Replacement.php As for HP QC you'll read about in the above thread, my first monitor had a bad switch in it. I returned it to the VAR for a new replacement. I've been using it a couple of years now, and I only noticed one dead pixel yesterday, as it happens. Otherwise, it's been a star performer. On Jan 22, 2012, at 5:34 AM, Jarle Leirpoll wrote: > My DreamColor 24" works in 10-bit on DisplayPort, and it's NOT limited to > 60p. > The only complaint I have is that the scaling of 720p material to fullscreen > is not very good. > > So I can choose to watch my 720p50 material pixel-by-pixel with black > borders, or full screen with less than perfect scaling. Letting the NLE (or > rather the Quardro card) scale it on output works OK. But when watching 50p > material at 50Hz refresh rate, I need to output a proper video signal, and > that's when the bad scaling is an issue. > > /jarle > > > +---End of message---+ > To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> |
