pes 2010 1080i
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BloodyYank
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A bit of advice: stick with 720p. 1080i is NOT a better resolution that 720p, because the "i" in 1080i means interlaced, while the "p" in 720p means progressive. What this means is that while you have 1,080 vertical lines of information with 1080i, only 540 of those lines are visible on your screen in each alternating field within a single frame, as opposed to 720 vertical lines of information being visible at all times in every frame with 720p
It is a common misconception that people make, thinking that 1080i is better than 720p, but it isn't. There may be some people who will argue that I am wrong, but I work in post production for television and deal with HD formats all day long. When you're dealing with a lot of movement on screen (ie - a sporting event or videogame) 720p will always look better than 1080i. Period.
It is a common misconception that people make, thinking that 1080i is better than 720p, but it isn't. There may be some people who will argue that I am wrong, but I work in post production for television and deal with HD formats all day long. When you're dealing with a lot of movement on screen (ie - a sporting event or videogame) 720p will always look better than 1080i. Period.
shaun7
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That is correct, however 1080i is better for still images.
BloodyYank
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That is correct, however 1080i is better for still images.
Yes, still images, and perhaps nature programs which are about very slow moving animals, such as sloths, turtles, or caterpillars. But for everything else, 720p is better.
Stormrider
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Of course 1080p is better but like everyone says, 720p is better than 1080i for sports and action.
only1keano
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How do I know which i have?
When i go to DISPLAY SETTINGS... it says Limited or Full ?
Dont mention which setting I have?
When i go to DISPLAY SETTINGS... it says Limited or Full ?
Dont mention which setting I have?
worm
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Exactly right......................I couldn't have put it better myself.
El_Pupi
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with what you said bloodyyank ill stick with 720p, but still why put 1080i in the back if you dont get that resolution, konami?? anyway, it wouldve been good to test it in 1080i just to see what the game looks like.
but yeah this game should have been 1080p from the start.
but yeah this game should have been 1080p from the start.
It's not just konami, many other games like Assassin Creed 2, Uncharted 2, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 and many more, also have 1080i resolution.
only1keano
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swapped mine around last night and on my TV and IMO ... the 1080i is better then 720p... not much in it though
shaun7
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It also depends on the TV. ON MINE, it's native resolution is 1366*768 so that makes it a 720p. Still it can go up to 1080p and I do not notice a slight difference between 1080p, 1080i and 720p. I have 2 tvs (though still same resolution) and again I notice no difference.
Not sure about PES 2010 but PES 2009 used to leave a strange blur behind the ball when I had it on 1080i. I switched it to 720p and I haven't had any problems since
Think it's something to do with the fact 720p is better at dealing with fast moving images than 1080i. At least that's what I've been told?
Think it's something to do with the fact 720p is better at dealing with fast moving images than 1080i. At least that's what I've been told?
BloodyYank
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Not sure about PES 2010 but PES 2009 used to leave a strange blur behind the ball when I had it on 1080i. I switched it to 720p and I haven't had any problems since
Think it's something to do with the fact 720p is better at dealing with fast moving images than 1080i. At least that's what I've been told?
That's correct. 720p is better at dealing with moving images because the image is progressive, meaning you are seeing the entire image at all times, in every single frame of video. An interlaced image, which is what 1080i is, has each frame of video split into two alternating fields, each containing only 540 lines of information at a time. While these two fields alternate at a speed which makes your eyes think that they are seeing the entire image at once, when there are fast moving objects on screen, you will still notice a slight blurring or jittery effect.
To answer Anas' question as to whether you will notice a difference if you put the resolution to 1080p, the answer is probably not. If you are playing a game that doesn't run at a 1080p resolution (and very few games out today are actually optimized for 1080p) but you have a 1080p HDTV set, then the image will automatically be upscaled to fill all 1080 lines, but the actual resolution will still only be 720p, or whatever resolution the game is designed to run at. By setting it to 1080p, you're not going to get a better image quality from it.