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Subject: Re: [AE] 720 or 1080
From: Eric James Wood <list@helium14.com>
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Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2012 12:03:39 -0800
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you scribbled:

> well if it is 720P vs 1080i then I would go with 720P but if all Ps =
being equal I would go with 1080P - and rather than just say no to 720P, =
just say no to 1080i then no to 720P
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> timt
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> From: "Paul Miller" <paul@fxtech.com>
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> I agree with David. 720P? Really?
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> As a "consumer" I scoff at 720P. The only device manufacturer who =
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> to think 720P is "good enough" is Apple. Our local FOX affiliate still=20=

> broadcasts their news in *SD*, and I have to laugh, but in a sad way.
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> Just say no to 720P.

Straight up. Here in LA with OTA HD, FOX and ABC broadcast in 720p and =
it always looks better than the 1080i on the other locals. being close =
to mount wilson here with all the TV towers, i get all the stations OTA =
extremely clear, and interlacing is the work of the devil in my book!
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