bdbdbd on 04 January 2009
@ksv: Not really. The 60Hz started to be more common only in widescreen TV:s (they should all support it), while in 4:3 screens it's pretty random what it puts out, in some TV:s you only see "not compatible with 60Hz mode", some gives you only flicker, some don't show you the colours (could be PAL/NTSC compatible TV) and stuff like that. Even some newer TV:s have trouble with PAL 60, since some (PAL/NTSC compatible) have autodetection for the input signal and they read PAL 60 as NTSC, when the colours often show as B&W.
Some 4:3 TV:s do support PAL 60, but never actually seen one.
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Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
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