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upconvert

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upconvert

To convert one set of values to a higher set of values. For example, HDTV sets upconvert broadcast TV (480i) and DVD content (480i or 480p) to the highest format the set supports (720p, 1080i or 1080p). A/V receivers also provide upconversion.

Also called "upscaling," upconverting is an upsampling operation (see upsample). In a modern home theater, the DVD player, A/V receiver and HDTV provide upconversion capabilities. If the units are all of similar quality, it may make little difference which one performs the upconversion. For example, if the HDTV does the best job, the DVD and receiver upconversion can be turned off. Contrast with downconvert.

From 480i to 720p
To convert a 480i signal to 720p or 1080p, the first step is to deinterlace the 480 lines from 480i to 480p and then upconvert to the higher resolution. See deinterlace.



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Our professional LCD monitors are optimized for professional displays that require finer pictures and exceptional HD content, in full 1920 x 1080 resolution, and can upconvert today's standard definition content to the finer picture quality," said John Becconsall, Director, Professional Display Products, Sharp.
It can upconvert and downconvert playback between standard and high definition formats.
Both models boast 1280 x 720 pixel resolution and feature Mitsubishi's exclusive Plush720p(TM) technology that scales and upconverts analog TV signals and deinterlaces 1080i to 720p with precision.
 
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