But the point Neil is that many can't use the native resolution.
The example is Resistance, which I've read is 720p native. Those with 1080i only sets (i.e. that don't accept 720p) need to have the PS3 downscale to 480p. So, not only are they not getting it as nature intended, but they are getting less resolution.
In contrast, the 360's scaler (which isn't the greatest, but there is one) would take the 720p and scale to 1080i.
There is also the problem that some TVs internal scalers cause lag. So feed them 480p and they upscale to 1080i anyway, but in a laggy way. Upscaling at source removes this problem.
The example is Resistance, which I've read is 720p native. Those with 1080i only sets (i.e. that don't accept 720p) need to have the PS3 downscale to 480p. So, not only are they not getting it as nature intended, but they are getting less resolution.
In contrast, the 360's scaler (which isn't the greatest, but there is one) would take the 720p and scale to 1080i.
There is also the problem that some TVs internal scalers cause lag. So feed them 480p and they upscale to 1080i anyway, but in a laggy way. Upscaling at source removes this problem.
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