Difference between Interlaced Scan and Progressive Scan?

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The video clip demonstrates the difference between interlaced scan and progressive scan. The progressive scan technique generates the image simultaneously, whereas interlaced scan processes the image in two steps.
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@videomaster8580 8 лет назад

The best explanation anywhere.

@mattanonim1927 8 лет назад

10 min reading and i couldn't understand differences clearly, 10 sec video explains it..

@mastersword427 6 лет назад

this video did what 100 could not

@jojokornybizkit6990 8 лет назад

as a camera man, i use 1080i video resolution it can acquire high quality of picture but cannot i use in fast moving object that can create a blur or u can notice the interlacing effect when your record it. 702p is better picture in recording or taking vids in fast moving object or a sports operation but the details and quality of pictures is decrease because the resolution is lower.

@EstebanMenchacaGamboa 8 лет назад

+Jojokorny Bizkit Hey dude, I would like to learn more about this, any sites or manuals that you'd recomend?

@SSBMsounds 13 лет назад

Thanks!

@xenodirt 6 лет назад

Ok, so I really really need to know should I watch in 1080i or in 1080p? Which is really the best? I've been researching a lot, I still don't get it.

@leruty 5 лет назад

1080p

@themetal2001 11 лет назад

thanks for the video but i went to your site and the speed is the same for both p and i .

@yanalroot1 12 лет назад

for the interlace--- suppose odd frames need 1t + even frame need 1t so the sum for a complete frame = 2t , for the progressive all the frame will take 2t . so 2 interlace odd+even time (2t) = the whole progressive frame (2t)