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- ionstriker
Hey guys so I wanted to know how a 720p Blu ray video would look on a 1366*768 HD LED screen. Would it look the same as on a FHD display?Or would there be any downscaling resulting in a slightly blurry video?
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Query on 1366*768 display
- Thread starter ionstriker
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- CTR_Yellowbird
A 720p signal (1280x720) on a 1366x768 screen will be slightly upscaled.
The quality of your equipment determines the end result (in this case the upsampler in your screen).
The quality of your equipment determines the end result (in this case the upsampler in your screen).
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- ionstriker
Well I'm buying a Dell Inspiron 5559 laptop with the above said resolution. So I just wanted to know if watching a 720p video or a 1080p one would be of any issues
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- CTR_Yellowbird
There shouldn't be any issues with playing either.
1080p will probably give you slightly better picture quality but will put a bigger load on your CPU/GPU, and it will take up a lot more space on your hard drive.
I'd go with 720p files.
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- ionstriker
Alright thanks a lot!
And is the difference between a HD and FHD screen really big? As in for laptops?
And is the difference between a HD and FHD screen really big? As in for laptops?
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- NoDak
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It is half the resolution (1366*768 = 1,049,088 pixels vs. 1920*1080 = 2,073,600) but I don't think you'll really notice much difference. I had a laptop with the same resolution and thought it looked just fine.
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- TenEightyOne
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- ionstriker
On a 15" screen it's not going to make a great deal of difference.
