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That aside about IDTV was interesting. Hadn’t heard of that before. It used a buffer to interpolate multiple frames from OTA TV also had motion sensing! Wonde
by jamiek88 2y ago
That aside about IDTV was interesting. Hadn’t heard of that before.
It used a buffer to interpolate multiple frames from OTA TV also had motion sensing!
Wonder how good it looked in reality?
- KerrAvon 2y agoThe article is calling two-speaker mono “high fidelity” so I’d take details like this with a grain of salt. I’m sort of wondering if TFA is AI filtered content from another site.
- MBCook 2y agoWhile I don’t remember hearing the term before, it absolutely sounds like something on marketing department would come up with. HD was around, but incredibly uncommon, in the late 90s. I remember seeing news segments and stuff on it every once in a while about how it was coming “soon”. It doesn’t seem too unlikely to me that you might be able to trick some buyers into thinking “oh that’s that thing I heard about“.
- nyanpasu64 2y agoMy assumption is that IDTV is deinterlacing a 480i signal to 480p, which is shown on a CRT running at 31khz (though I don't know what algorithms it would use to deinterlace).