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archer9234 on 19 December 2014
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Wighead said:
archer9234 said:

This is so sad. It's like people don't know technical information on how HD works. There is a thing called interpolation. And not to mention "Anamorphic" aspect ratio, to save on size. Might as well sue all the TV shows that filmed in 2006. When HD became common. They did the same thing. The res was really 1440X1080i. All this will do is get another dumb person to win. And will have even more text on back of the case. Just like miss burned herself with hot coffee.

That will probably read like: "HD output - 960x1080p Anamorphic HD" Are we gonna really need everything on the back. From bitrates, res numbers, i/p etc now? All the terms where originally picked so people don't have to get spammed with all this nonsense. And confuse more people in this mess.

Why should people know about how HD works? Should people know how every part of their car works? Most people on this site knows about these things because they are interested by these things. Now for your TV example, never it was said that these programs were 1080p or full HD, leading people to think that they were Full HD. If your definition of a dumb person is their ability to know the distinction between 1080p, 1080i, full HD, etc. then you are the dumb person... I know doctors that have no clue about all these distinctions you are talking about and they are not dumb at all, they just don't care, but it doesn't mean that it allows others to lie to them about those things or knowingly use that lack of knowledge to sell them subpar products. 

I was calling the person suing over this as dumb. The point was all this is a waste of time. It is HD and that all that should matter. The suit shouldn't exist. If you're going to sue over this. Than said person has to do the research. I even say in the second paragraph. The majority doesn't even care about this nonsense. And don't need all these things on the back to confuse them more. I probably should of said he instead of people. It's like falling for Sonys "Mastered in 4k" blurays. Thinking you're getting 4k video. You're not. But people would construde it was false advertisment. But it only says MASTERED. Not IN 4k.