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720p vs 1080p for Blu-ray player?
I have a 720p HDTV. I want to get a blu-ray player for Christmas, but all the Blu-ray players say 1080p output. My tv is still going to have a decent picture isn't it, or will it be really screwy?
5 Answers
- 1 decade ago
No. If your TV has HDMI input, the Blu-ray player has HDMI output, these two guys can talk themselvs, and they will set a proper resolution for your HDTV, say, at 720P. And surely, I think your HDTV can be upscaled to be 1080P, but it does not make sense.
On the other hand, for any HDTV, if the size can not be larger than 60", even 480P looks same as 1080P, Your eyesight can not tell much difference.
- Joe BLv 41 decade ago
It depends on the TV. More than likely, the TV uses an algorithm which virtually lays a 1080 grid of pixels over a 720 grid and comes up with something as well-defined as 720, but slightly anti-aliased. The picture will not be noticeably "screwy."
- 1 decade ago
It'll get a great picture...not as good as a 1080p tv but I you will be able to see the difference for sure
Source(s): I have the same setup....720p hdtv and 1080p blu ray player. - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- 1 decade ago
It has also to do with what kind of DVD U are going to play on your Blue ray player.
And I don't want to piss anyone off but some people can see the difference.
But u have to check them next to each other.
