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Originally Posted by zantarous
Not completely correct HD Ready is anything has a resolution of 1280x720.
Full HD is 1920x1080 all HD broadcast on Sky and Virgin is in 1920x1080 althoght some channels may broadcast at a slightly lower res to skimp on bandwidth cost the output to your TV is still 1920x1080. And your Tv will deinterlace the signal for you.
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Not completely correct
. To be classed as HD Ready a display needs to have a minimum of 720 lines, and support both 720p and 1080i inputs (and a couple of other conditions). Full HD is a widely-used but unofficial term for 1080p.
http://www.digitaleurope.org/Portals...heet_logos.pdf
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Originally Posted by piquet41
Hi Zantarous, query, if Sky do broadcast in FULL HD are there any tv shows (i.e. Sky 1 HD... Mad dogs for example) available on Blu-Ray? Secondly, is 1920x1080not progressive as apposed to interlaced?
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1920x1080 can be either progressive or interlaced, but all broadcasts on both Sky and VM are interlaced.
A quick search on Amazon says Mad Dogs is available on Blu-ray.