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Originally Posted by Klaus1189
This is correct, but there is something missing.
There are more specs to look at here:
1.) resolution -> UHD - 3840x2160
2.) color depth -> 12 bit per color
3.) Pixelformat -> RGB (no subsampling) or YCbCr 4:4:4 / 4:2:2 / 4:2:0
4.) matching refresh rate for framerate of video -> missing here
It is supported by HDMI 2.0, but only for low refresh rates.
The bandwidth of HDMI 2.0 is known and so you can calculate it by yourself, it isn't that hard  |
remind me of thsi line again when you come up with i want to learn.
i well know the HDMI spec.
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Sorry, but it is very humble. There is not only 50i/60i.
Every "flatscreen" (-> LCD/OLED/...) is native progressive.
Only old CRTs were able to display interlaced content natively.
AND the deinterlacers of TVs are not as good as software deinterlacers, just try them in comparison and we continue here.
I tested also 20k TVs (20k is not the resolution
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the sony OLEd can do interlanced natively
and what software deinterlancer are you using in realtime which your HTPC?