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I'm guessing you're talking about interlacing? I've never really experienced it because I've always watched PAL which doesn't have that. But I would have thou
by mabster 9mo ago
I'm guessing you're talking about interlacing?
I've never really experienced it because I've always watched PAL which doesn't have that.
But I would have thought it would be perceived as flashing at 60 Hz with a darker image?
- pledg 9mo agoPAL had interlacing
- walkerbrown 9mo agoFor anyone this deep on the thread, check out this video (great presenter!) explaining TV spectrum allocation, NTSC, PAL, and the origin of 29.97 fps. https://youtu.be/3GJUM6pCpew https://youtu.be/3GJUM6pCpew
- DonHopkins 9mo agoTIL NTSC: He explained that NTSC stands for Not The Smartest Choice, but I always assumed it meant Never The Same Color.
- mabster 9mo agoMemories shattered. Yeah, you're right and I would have watched interlaced broadcast content. I saw interlaced NTSC video in the digital days where the combing was much more obvious and always assumed it was only an NTSC thing!