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sc94597 on 17 February 2008
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fazz said:
sc94597 said:
fazz said:
@sc94597: It's a chip, processor, device, etc., that makes a given resolution 'bigger' than it's original signal. Most HDTVs have upscalers in them. But don't expect that an upscaled signal looks better than a native HD one. The detail is not increased or anything.

Wait so if your hdtv had one wouldn't you beable to upscale it yourself.


Yes, but it's not the same as having a native HD resolution. Would NOT look like a native 720p or 1080p signal, simply because it would have the same amount of pixels/detail. It doesn't has more pixels.


 I understand now. Its like stretching it.