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What exactly is progressive scan ? I saw it in many ps2 games .. Can anyone tell me what it is ?
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Think so. They're two different display formats. Progressive scan work on 100Hz*
*Don't quote me on that
*Don't quote me on that
Does that mean if I want to use progressive scan option in a game , I can't use 60 hz at the same time , right ?
Gah! Beaten to it!
My non-progressive scan TV plays games in 60Hz. You simply need a NTSC-compatible TV to play 60Hz modes - Progressive Scan doesn't really come into it.
Not directly, if you have a PAL Cube and a 50/60mhz compatible game, hold down B on start up and after a few seconds you get the option to choose 50 or 60mhz,
So , does this progressive scan make games play in 60 hz mode ?
Basically, a standard TV display is constructed by scanning alternately the odd and even lines. This is called "interlacing", and results in a slightly flicker image. Progressive scan is where every line of the image is scanned in one pass, improving clarity by reducing flicker.
Some modern TVs can receive and display a progressive scan signal, and all HDTVs have it as standard. A lot of DVD players will output progressive scan, when combined with a compatible TV result in a great image.
Some modern TVs can receive and display a progressive scan signal, and all HDTVs have it as standard. A lot of DVD players will output progressive scan, when combined with a compatible TV result in a great image.
It's a type of TV display, search on google for full definition.
What exactly is progressive scan ? I saw it in many ps2 games .. Can anyone tell me what it is ?
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