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Motion-blur v's HDMI [TV,combo-box]

MrAbc · 2012-10-28 03:57:25

Hi, I'm looking at a few small LED-type TVs and some seem to be marketed primarily as pc monitors but with a digital TV tuner built in. Some of these apparently lack processing to counter motion-blur of the TV signal... My question is: if as intended, I connect my dtt/astra2 combo-box via HDMI, is the anti-motion-blur…

28-10-2012 3:57am

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MrAbc

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Hi,
I'm looking at a few small LED-type TVs and some seem to be marketed primarily as pc monitors but with a digital TV tuner built in.
Some of these apparently lack processing to counter motion-blur of the TV signal...

My question is: if as intended, I connect my dtt/astra2 combo-box via HDMI, is the anti-motion-blur processing of the TV still important??... Or will the combo-box take care of that function?? so that the TV just throws the HDMI data straight onto the screen cleanly.

ie If I only use the HDMI inputs, does it matter if the monitor/tv has no (or just rubbish) anti-motion-blur capability?!

Thanks in advance for any enlightenment.

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