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[email protected] July 20th 06 04:39 AM

tv tube best for webtv
 
i posted on webtv discuss group and they told me to come here...i want
to know if the crt or the lcd is best to view webtv and what is the
difference...please email response..thank you...


justsc July 20th 06 05:29 PM

tv tube best for webtv
 
wrote:
i posted on webtv discuss group and they told me to come here...i want
to know if the crt or the lcd is best to view webtv and what is the
difference...please email response..thank you...


I have found the crt to be poor when used as a computer monitor or for
web surfing. IMHO, the LCD is much better. I have a 34" Sony HD crt
set. It scans natively at 1080 interlaced. CRT computer monitors are
always progressive scan. The only way for me to use PS on my Sony was
to drop to 480p, which was not at all optimal.

Stick with LCD.


Art July 24th 06 10:34 PM

tv tube best for webtv
 
The web TV output is either S-Video or Composite depending on what cables
are being used. Both presentations look passable on CRT based TV and LCD. I
think RCA designed them with normal TV hookup in mind.
"justsc" wrote in message
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wrote:
i posted on webtv discuss group and they told me to come here...i want
to know if the crt or the lcd is best to view webtv and what is the
difference...please email response..thank you...


I have found the crt to be poor when used as a computer monitor or for
web surfing. IMHO, the LCD is much better. I have a 34" Sony HD crt
set. It scans natively at 1080 interlaced. CRT computer monitors are
always progressive scan. The only way for me to use PS on my Sony was
to drop to 480p, which was not at all optimal.

Stick with LCD.





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