zelfs een bluray gaat niet verder als 1080p/24fps op dit moment.
Wat ik wel raar vind is het onderstaande stukje wat ik tegen kwam
Films 24fps shown at 48hz,72hz,96hz,120hz
UK TV 25fps shown at 50hz,100hz
US TV 30fps shown at 60hz,120hz
Vooral raar dat er verschil zit in europese en amerikaanse modellen...
as you see the hz or fields are usually double what the frames per second are
with 30fps each frame is shown twice to make 60, ie 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4 and so on
3:2 pulldown is how you get 24 to show 60, if you use the example above you would only get 48 so this time its show a frame 3 time, next frame 2 times, then 3 times, ie 1,1,1,2,2,3,3,3,4,4
what 3:2 causes is telecine judder you hear most people talk about on panning shots
There are some TV's that are 120hz and you would think, great its a multiple of 24, but it does 3:2 to get to 60 then doubles up to 120, so watch out for that.
Note:- fps is different to hz (fields per second) there is no TV that shows 24fps at 24hz, 48hz is the minimum it will show it