Dude I lost all respect for you when you cried to the MODS.
There was maybe an ounce of respect for you going toe to toe with me for so long.
But, man when you cried MOD you lost.

I don't even wanna read your rants anymore.
You said that 60" and 22" are the SAME. Obviously they are not the SAME, if one has bigger PIXELS.
Is a scale model of the White House, the SAME as the actual White House? They may both look the same from a certain viewing distance, but obviously one does not equate to the other. From Mars everything on Earth looks the same, so I guess they are all the SAME.

This is the last reply to your rant, the pimp does not debate with people to go crying to mommy.

pimperjones

[QUOTE="shawty1984"]

[QUOTE="pimperjones"] I get what you mean. You basically want something to upscale 480p signal to 1080p before being output into your TV. In other words you don't want your TV to do the upscaling for you which is what's happening now, apparent LG has really horrible upscaling fron what I gather. You will never get pixel per pixel mapping of a true 1080p signal with any hardware upscaling. But to get what you want, you need a hardware upscaler independent of your TV. For your DVD Player, you need a 1080p upscaling DVD Player. This will do exactly what you are asking. It will upconvert the 480p signal to 1080p before sending it to your TV. Thus your TV will say 1080p in it's signal display box. Doing this actually gets better results then TV upscalers. P.S Don't listen to Shawty1984, this guy has no idea what he's talking about. pimperjones

P.S It's "dependent" not depenent. For crying out loud have some self respect. Please don't go crying to mods again, LOL. I'm sorry, I will play nice. LOL

[QUOTE="xfactor19990"]Wow haha I missed a big debate, darn u l4d2!pimperjones

The Pimp - 1080p is great at 42", and get's even better as you go up in size. The details become really apparent at larger sizes.
The Noob - No man, my googling tells me that 1080p = 1920x1080 and that the size doesn't matter. A 60" 1080p TV is the same as a 22" TV.There is no difference.
The Pimp - Size does matter, because viewing distance must be applied to the equation. The bigger the TV the larger the pixels, thus the easier it is to see the details.
The Noob - Oh I forgot to mention viewing distance and larger pixels, I'm a noob. But I mentioned it in the past.

The Pimp - Who gives a sht what you mentioned in the past, just stick to our debate.

The Noob - Waah, waah, waah.

[QUOTE="shawty1984"]

[QUOTE="pimperjones"] LMAOL I think I've touched on a sour note my boy. Touchy, touchy, don't start crying yet it's almost Chistmas it's a time of festivities, not tears. You just picked the wrong Pimp to mess with. It's not my fault that you're a noob who gets his info from google, while I get mine from actual working experience. No need to start CAPITALIZING ALL YOUR POSTS NOW. This was the rise that I was trying to get from you from the start. Mission accomplished. Another cocky noob in tears.

pimperjones

End of schooling. Noob 0 The Pimp 3.
Bring on the tears

[QUOTE="costyssj4"]What i am trying to do is make the TV stay at 1080p and run the program channels. that are standard definiton. I want to upscale the image so it will not look with shifted pixels that you get with anything lower that native resolution. Especially since its the lowest which makes it look very poor quality and even my standart CRT TV looks better. I was thinking there was such an accesory that i can connect my TVbox signal to that accesory and then to my TV.pimperjones

[QUOTE="shawty1984"]

[QUOTE="pimperjones"]For a guy with only 162 posts you are cocky, I give you that.pimperjones

What i am trying to do is make the TV stay at 1080p and run the program channels. that are standard definiton. I want to upscale the image so it will not look with shifted pixels that you get with anything lower that native resolution. Especially since its the lowest which makes it look very poor quality and even my standart CRT TV looks better. I was thinking there was such an accesory that i can connect my TVbox signal to that accesory and then to my TV.costyssj4

It's obvious that he thought I was some two bit fool, but realized he was dealing with the PIMP. No pun intended. Nobody messes with the pimp on his own turf. LOL

pimperjones

For a guy with only 162 posts you are cocky, I give you that.pimperjones

The following statements are based on logic and common sense. Which you apparently lack, but what you lack you make up for in ego. Congrats.

1) Most people don't live in Donald Trumps house.
So 42" is the perfect for most households who sit between 5-7 feet away. - Hence SWEETSPOT.

2) It only gets better as you go up.
The bigger the pixel the more likely you are to see each minute detail, such as film's grain particles.
Hence it gets better as if goes up. That's why bigger TVs cost more. By your logic a 60" is no better than a 22". Your logic is flawed.

3) I think 32" 1080p TV is an overkill. Reason you need to sit closer than3 feet to actually see the details. So unless you're using it as an PC monitor it is a overkill.

Sorry but I'm destined to bust up your Ego today.

The ego on you is astounding. If I have no clue of image resolution I gotta get a new job, as I work in the media sector. Unlike you I get my facts from the source and not google. I've worked on 2K displays running DaVinci Suites thank you very much.

pimperjones