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380:. From there, the usuable image area is .825" x .602" (20.96mm x 15.29mm). This is the "full frame" (a somewhat overused and incorrect term, but it works here for simplicity) area - within the full camera aperture. Notice that it is nearly 5% smaller than the aperture size. This is NOT a "crop" - it is merely the full usable area, accounting for imperfections in the aperture itself. It is possible that (especially in today's day and age of telecine) one could pull out and utilize the full .866" x .630" exposed area - but they would see the edges of the aperture plate (whic are not rounded, but are not necessarily clean, sharp lines, either). WITHIN the .816" x .612" usuable frame area, are various standard 801:

horizontal resolution. Yes... motion of the camera or subject can cause a reduction in detail when the video is shot and displayed with interlacing... but this is a separate subject than the native resolution of the signal format. If the entire capture, storage/transmission and display system are interlaced, motion artifacts are nearly zero (which is what NTSC or 1080i on a CRT are designed to be). I understand that displaying interlaced video on a native-progressive scan monitor will introduce deinterlacing... but that is a separate subject.

1620:(XXG) sysops, administrators and puppets continue to insist 0.999... = 1. Every proof they provide in the article has been disproved, not once, not twice, but many times over. At the end of the day, people believe whatever they want. They see the world according to their 'religion' - in their case, they are a product of the idiot Cantor, Cauchy, Frechet and all those guilty of believing in real analysis that is fraught with contradictions and paradoxes. Fifty years from now, real analysis will be abandoned as the dead horse it always was. 806:

being used in 24p mode. Even when such is available, (Revenge of the Syth) broadcasters have found that they get too many artifacts if they try to broadcast it that way - 19 mbps just isn't enough data. So they are filter any 1080i down to 1440 or less, so that the softer images will look cleaner. Blu Ray and HD-DVD run at higher data rates, so in theory, they could use 1920x1080i, but in practice, all the content that people want to buy disks of is 1080p, and/or film. Hence 1920x1080i is not "in common usage", and isn't included.

662:). That one user got under my skin a bit, but you'll notice he disappeared (or maybe just went to bed) when he had enough fun for the night. He was a new user who had touched only this article (as with a few others recently), so I figured it was safe to throw the "sockpuppet" charge at him (which I would not do lightly) after which he vanished. This guy, though, was even more extreme in his approach than the others have been. Hopefully he won't be back, but I'm not betting the family jewels on it just yet. 234:

be used to refer to the same concept. Puerto Rican nationalists seem to use "nation" as Scottish and Welsh nationalists do. However, in English, to use the term "national" is probably seen as a more political statement, because it tends to imply sovereignty or nationalist feelings. On the other hand, Scotland, Wales, and other entities are widely referred to as nations, even by non-nationalists, so the argument could be made either way.

1517:. They might deserve a mention in the "other number systems" section, but I don't think they should be mentioned in the article lead section, except perhaps a sentence along the lines of "While 0.999... is defined to be 1 in most number systems, it is possible to construct a system in which this notation means something else." but even this is something I feel should be staten in the "other number systems" section, not in the lead. -- 1045: 3121:

is so frustrating about USB I thought I would throw it out there, the shape of the USB receptacle is symmetric along the long axis (or do I mean short?), but can only be plugged in "top-up". That is, plugging in a USB device blind is annoyingly difficult! As a former computer support tech I have always wondered "What were they thinking?" I guess that's just my own opinion and can't make it's way into any article. --

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This blurring always happens before broadcast, (usually in the camera) and can't be undone by a de-interlacer - the detail is removed, not just hidden. This is why VGA is so much sharper then NTSC, even if the NTSC has component inputs. The chart is intended to show how much detail you can actually SEE with these formats.

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doesn't mean we have to exclude them. As long as the word is used appropiately, correctly, and in context, there's no reason to switch it with one that doesn't follow the norm (in this case, 'official'). Evidence has been shown regarding the use of 'nation' and 'national' to refer to topics related to Puerto Rico.

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while the winning group sticks around. It sounds like "groupthink" to me. A few times we've been on the verge of a solution, only to have it all shot down by people taking a hard line on defending the problem. If I could learn how to fix this sort of issue, I think I'll have learned something very important.

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Note that 0.101010...=10/99 (probably in your number system that minus 10/99 infinitesimal), .0101010... = 1/99 (probably in your number system that minus 1/99 infinitesimal), and .0010101...=1/990 = 10/99-1/10 (don't ask me what amount of the standard infinitesimal we have to subtract in your number system).

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a finite number of 9 digits would never equal 1. If infinity doesn't exist in the real set, then how can an infinite number of digits be meaningful? As for the example about .333... above, I'd say that one can't precisely define 1/3 in decimal because base 10 = 2x5. You'd need a base with 3 as a factor.

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Hi Anon! Sign up and get a name, it makes things easier. Your idea sounds like the "infinity only works when we want it too." problem that I have spoken about here for a while. In the real set, infinity is not a number. But to state that .999... = 1 requires infinity as an accomplished value, because

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If you click the link I've provided and select any of the HD trailers, then select the 480p button (claimed by Apple as HD, albeit incorrectly), you will get a movie very close in size to 852x480 (Usually smaller, I assume they chop off the black bars from the sides of the scan). While Apple is not a

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I notice you have edited the image again to show 480p as having 720x480 resolution. In the interest of not escalating this situation into an edit war I will not change the image. I do, however, strongly urge you to. I am aware of the fallacy in claiming that Google is always right, but the number one

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This isn't true at all. Why would one field become brighter than another, just because there are 2 interlaced fields per frame? Why would blurring reduce brightness? Do you have any references for this idea? Have you ever seen broadcast quality NTSC? It's sharper than VGA... roughly 800 lines of

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Well, you see, the thing is that while it will indeed mislead people, it will mislead people that do not know the real meaning of 'nation'. By your premise, we can argue the same with all the nouns of the English language. You have to understand that just because words can have different meanings, it

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Thanks in turn for your link. I think an additional confusion that may be worth noting is that USB differentiates between "Plugs (A)" and "Receptacles (B)". Thunderbolt makes no such differentiation (ala FireWire). The following is not worth noting in the article, but it just popped into my head and

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You have made solid arguments and refuted everyone and yet this nonsense entry still exists on Knowledge (XXG). I marvel at you for being so patient. I don't have time for the likes of Hardy, Rubin, Melchoir, Huon, Tango, Kmsrq, etc. Real numbers were never well-defined. This is the reason Knowledge

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In the 0.999... discussion, you wrote: "In base infinity, ...999. = 1_-1®, and all the other variants (...888.) also hold true." Then what are ...1010101., ...0101010. and ...1010100. ? I assume the first is 1/99_-1/99®, the second is 10/99_-10/99®, but is the third 100/99_-100/99® or 1/99_-100/99®?

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On another point. There seem to be some mathematical truths that you don't find acceptable because they haven't been put properly in the article. My point has always been a technical one. If there's anything mathematical that you would like to talk about then drop me a line. There's no point talking

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Those were never very common, and appeared late in the format's life. They were also kind of a bad idea because there was so much loss in picture and sound quality, and risk of damage to thin tape. Why subject your once-in-a-lifetime memories to that? 8mm P6-150's also existed that let 8mm record

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As I just posted above, streaming video isn't "TV". It can have any aspect ratio you can dream up, all the bandwidth you can afford, and it is not "broadcast"; each download is a separate dialog between the server and one computer. (The numbers I quoted above for Apple are for videos purchased from

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I didn't create the current image there, but it is correct in excluding 852x480. The reason for your google hits count is simple: Advertisements for plasma displays are everywhere, but correctly quoted standards from the ATSC are less common. There is a lot of misinformation about this, and I see

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TV resolutions and not restricted to only standards 480p's most common resolution should be represented also, but not exclusively. In the interest of a compromise, I would suggest modifying the 720x480 box's label to "NTSC DV/DVD/4:3 480p" and including a separate box labeled "EDTV/480p" at 852x480,

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As for the horizontal resolution, it is not just HDV, but most HD formats that run at 1440. DVCpro is even lower: 1280 x 1080i pixels. Even uncompressed formats reduce pixel count. Attack of the Clones was shot with 1440 horizontal pixels. Newer high end gear can shoot true 1920, but this is only

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Aperture and Crop are are two very different concepts. The camera aperture plate is required, not only as a place to make contact with the film emulsion, but to define the format frame size. Cropping is an artistic choice within an aperture. Many formats require different aperture plates and, within

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I would suggest that you try and stay away from that argument page. The usual editors don't see sense. They are all trying to be clever when there's no need. They're all trying to invent an alien laser beam to start a fire. We don't need that: two sticks, a few leaves, and a bit of time will do the

2182:, or by using any computer graphics pakage. Limits let you fill in the gaps, in a proper, correct, and rigourous way. The gaps arise because the problem hasn't been set in a nice way. Mathematics can always overcome the problems of us humans. We haven't invented mathematics, we have discovered it! 2105:

The statement 0.999... = 1 is true: I've proven it for you above. All it means is that 0.999...9 gets closer and closer to 1, and that we can get as close as we might like. We never claim that we can add, say ten trillion, 9s and finally get to 1. This is the idea of a limit. Limits are pretty cool

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Well the link explains something that Huon keeps asking for, and it provides part of a solution to the problem I have with the article, (that it focuses almost exclusively on the Real set when other sets yield different answers.) Hackenstrings is a coherent number system in which the equivalent of

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has qualified you as a crackpot in my view. Richman merely says that if decimal numerals are used to represent a different sort of object from the usual real numbers, then different results follow. I'll be very surprised if Richman expresses agreement with what you're saying, or disagreement with

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Where are you getting this information from? 480p NEVER means 852x480 unless it is explicitly stated, and that only happened with plasma displays. Those displays are no longer on the market. No camera or video signal ever used this resolution. Fox broadcast 704x480, because that is what cameras

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Yes, I created that chart. The reason for the .75x interlace loss is that pixels do not automatically translate into detail. While you can COUNT 1080 lines in 1080i, you can't USE them as you would in 1080p - you must blur out details that would cause one field to become brighter then the other.

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I agree that many (possibly most) Puerto Ricans consider themselves a nation, though obviously not a sovereign one. However, I think it would confuse the issue for anyone to claim that the Spanish term "nación" is used differently than the English "nation". They have different connotations, but can

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Hi, I just noticed the message you left. I reviewed the relevant pages. I can see the dispute is heated, and I would like to be of assistance. Unfortunately I don't have much knowledge on this issue, so I will not weigh in officially. If you think something I say is useful, feel free to quote me.

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Algr, I know that you are well intentioned however, I would like to remind you that the article is an encyclopedic article. Knowledge (XXG) policy does not permite POV based on political or religious beliefs but, only information based on facts. I have written over 300+ articles and I have never

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Hi Dr Dec, - oh wait, you are Declan Davis? Hello, welcome back. Honestly that is a better proof then what appears in the article. I've no doubt that limits are useful, but I think it is important to point out that they are not the only rational interpretation of what it means for a decimal to

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in popularity. You'd be hard pressed to find any use of non-square pixels anywhere near the commercial online video distribution mainstream. My offer for a compromise still stands, and I strongly feel that the template would be of better accuracy were it to represent both the standardized size of

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You can't honestly be implying that widescreen 480p and QSXGA+ are equally common TV resolutions? 852x480 480p was broadcast by a major network (Fox), is used on a multitude of TVs still on the market, and has gained increasing popularity for internet video since Apple began using it on its movie

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It now appears that Tony the Marine has done precisely that with his post above. This message went out only to people who supported his position on Puerto Rico. Pmsyyz and Sceptre were not invited. As a new user I want to follow Knowledge (XXG)'s guidelines of behavior, but this is certainly a

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Thanks. (Although I'll have to look up those other names to see if I agree with you there.) I'm interested in the social dynamic that goes on on these pages. There seem to be as many people recognizing the problem with .999... as supporting it, but they tend to get driven away fairly quickly,

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I don't understand the justification for the statement "all common use of 1080i is filtered to 1440 or less". 1080i is defined by SMPTE 274M, and is broadcast in the US using ATSC. Neither of these specifications filter the horizontal resolution to 1440. Only HDV uses anamorphic pixels to record

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Now - in the case of Univisium (Univision) - the cameras are modified not only for 3 perf frame sizes, but with a camera aperture at .945" x .472"(24mm x 12mm). That is the physical camera aperture. The usuable image area is (by estimate, not hard data) .900" x .450" - still a natural 2:1 aspect

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This is not someone describing the standard, it IS the standard. This is the document that defines HDTV in the US. 704x480 is part of the standard because page 28 says so. 852x480 is just a quirk of a few sets built between 2001(?) and 2005, and it will only get less common as time goes on.

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to some editiors, they are only students and they think they know everything. They put forward their opinions in slap-dash ways, and it's no wonder that the non-mathematician doesn't believe them. Just drop me a line if you want me to explain anything to you. It's all quite intersting really.

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I have some questions about this chart, and the description... "It does not accuratly reflect the screen shape (aspect ratio) of these formats, which is always stretched or squeezed to 4:3 or 16:9. The table assumes an average vertical detail loss of .75x due to interlace. The actual loss is

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In formal terms, as I'm sure you know, 0.999... represents a limit. In this case the limit means that as you add another 9 to the decimal expansion you get closer to 1. This is true: 0.99 is closer to 1 than 0.9, 0.999 is closer to 1 than 0.99, 0.9999 is closer to 1 than 0.999, and so on. If

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I don't have any problem with the Hackenstrings article you have linked, but I hope you can see that its author clearly has no problem with the proposition that 0.999... = 1 in the real number system, for exactly the reasonse put forward early on in the article? They make it quite clear that

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for "480p 854x480". You are absolutely correct that the 480i standard provides for a 4:3 progressive format of the same dimensions as 480i. But a widescreen version of 480p, sometimes called EDTV, is not mentioned in any standards document I am aware of and is nevertheless significantly more

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The standard "Academy" frame (which accounts for an optical soundtrack on the side of the film, and therefore does not expose an image across the full width of the frame (but rather offset to the right) - not technically the correct term (Silent Aperture is correct), but universally used and

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I don't understand why interlace artifacts are discussed or factored in to this chart. It would seem to be better to reference this as a separate discussion. The resolution of HDTV is identical for interlaced or progressive scan formats for the same signal type (1920x1080 or 1280x720).

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But you are comparing interlace to a pathological system that no one ever advocated. The REAL alternative was 240p 60 hz the way I described how computers did it in the 1970s. (and videogames did until the 1990s) Compared to any _real_ progressive system, interlace has more flicker.

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because an intermediate process is required to get the 2.40:1 aspect ratio to a print format. So that area of the image isn't technically "cropped" out of the full Super 35 frame (although, technically it kind of is), it is "extracted" from that area and optically (either digitally or

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imposed my personal beliefs but, based my information on verifiable facts. My personal profile should not bother you but, should show you that I am a person with nothing to hide. I hope that you make positive contributions to the pedia instead of creating debates. Take care,

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So we can see that 0.999...9 gets closer and closer to 1 as we add more and more 9s, and that we can always add a certain number of 9s so that we get as close to 1 as we like (and if we carry on adding 9s we would get even closer!). All the time we have a finite number of 9s.

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Your citation leads to a vendor. How is the reader to know these variations are part of the spec? Well, how am I to know? The link to the vendor does show 11 different variations, but I have no way of knowing that all these variations are sanctioned by the USB-IF. Actually on

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What do I plan to do? Nothing - he acted correctly, informing involved parties (as should have been done with the mediation). Sceptre was only involved in the mediation attempt (and I would say gave up on it). I don't know how Pmsyyz was involved at all (or who s/he is).

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Algr, I hope you're well. Do you have a link to the discussion where Tango disagreed with something that he now agrees with? please search for it... He needs to be put in his place. He has ideas far above his station and I'd like nothing more than to put him in his place.

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In this case, it isn't interlace that is improving smoothness of motion, it is the increased number of images per second. Again 240p 60hz would have even better smoothness of motion. If the original was on 24 hz film, interlacing the frames would make no improvement on

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article. I'm not sure that link belongs - I think there are enough links to pages explaining 0.999...=1 already, and the Hackenstrings article appears to be mostly on combinatorial game theory, with only a passing mention of 0.999... Is it okay if I remove your link?

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I agree. There are a lot of things I don't understand, and it bothers me. But I'm certain I'll never understand anything if I allow myself to accept logic that is clearly wrong. I'll have to limit my wiki time this week though, as real life work is piling up again.

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HDV and DVCPro are consumer and semi-professional formats. They aren't main-stream professional formats... they are second-tier formats for people who can't afford the real deal. HDTV programs that you watch on TV aren't shot, edited, or broadcast in these formats.

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repeat infinitely. We have some posters here who simply can't think outside of the real set, and so fail to realize when their arguments are circular. These guys are more likely to scare people away from higher math then educate anyone, and that bothers me.

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An article about paint in common use today certainly should not mention lead paint prominently. 480p is fairly common, but the nonstandard 856x480 variant is only a footnote about plasma displays. All else is misinformation from third or forth party sources.

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utilize a "hardmask" in the camera, within the aperture to create these aspect ratios, but that is rare. Mostly the full frame is exposed and the aspect ratio is defined either in telecine or in the theatrical projector. Allen Daviau, ASC, however, on

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Beware of that redlinked user on the Apollo hoax pages. My guess (based on his subtle-as-a-sledgehammer user ID) is that his sole purpose is disruption. He might stop here, or he might just be testing the waters to see what arguments he can start.

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The standard professional high-definition interface is SDI (SMPTE 259M). This interface transfers the high definition video signal uncompressed. The data rate of an uncompressed HDTV (HD-SDI) is 1.485 Gbit/s. 1080i HDTV is broadcast using ATSC.

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for "480p 720x480" returns 34,800 results, most being pages discussing the resolution of DVDs, which with a wide pixel aspect ratio end up stretched to, but not stored at, native 480p. On the other hand, a search for "480p 852x480"

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has a finite number of 9s after the decimal place. Now, this is just one thing we need when we talk about limits. The next thing we need is that if we choose a really, really small distance, say ε, then we can always find an

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Common viewfinder markings are available for 1.33:1 (TV), 1.78:1, 1.85:1 and 2.40:1. In this case, although 2.40:1 is only exposing a fraction of the frame size (.945" .394" (24mm x 10mm)) it is not actually called a

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optically/photochemically) squeezed into a .825" x .690" size (offset for soundtrack). If this was for television (video) and the actual negative was used (say Super 35 for 1.78:1 TV) then it would be called a

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this as all the more reason to be clear about mistakes that others have made. The point is also moot because manufacturers have abandoned the 852x480 resolution anyway, all plasmas are now at least 1280x720.

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50-60Hz interlacing with one refresh per field does improve flicker, when compared to the option of 25-30Hz progressive with one refresh per frame, which was the only feasible alternative until the 1990s.

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variable due to content, motion, opinion on acceptable levels of flicker, and possible success of deinterlacing. 1920x1080i is not included because all common use of 1080i is filtered to 1440 or less."

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ratio. This also is, technically, an extracted aspect ratio (unless his projection system comes to fruition) as it must be squeezed into the .825" x .690" anamorphic projection frame. But it is not a

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I find search option for 14 (!) (not counting the powered variety) different kinds of connectors, but so far am hard pressed to find official documentation on all the different types of USB ports. --

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They would seem to slightly prefer an SVG version. If your software allows you to easily save as SVG, then we could throw that into the mix as an alternate version. If not, don'tbother with it...

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I see that a couple of users have expanded on it. I'm not sure this pre-emptive set of guidelines will prevent the hoaxsters from doing what they do, but at least they can't say they weren't told.

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Well, infinity is an idea. Infinity is not a point of the real line, it's like movement. Infinity is not a place; infinity is the idea of driving off into the distance and never stopping.

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1080i and 1080p are 1920x1080 signals. There is no such thing as 1440x1080 HDTV... even if the sensor is 1440x1080, or if the signal is down-sampled, or if the display is 1440x1080.

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Aperture is different depending on the camera setup. Cropping is something that happens WITHIN the camera aperture. These are important distinctions in the definitions of the terms.

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My concern with the resolution chart is that you are showing that 1080i has a native resolution less than 1920x1080... and it doesn't. Done right, 1080i has 1920x1080 resolution.

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Reiterating that the Puerto Rican people constitute a Latin American and Caribbean nation that has its own unequivocal national identity, the Special Committee would call upon...

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POV is why I'm trying to stop you from injecting Puerto Rican nationalism into an article about birds. "Official bird" is neutral. "National bird" makes false implications.

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Therefore, there shouldn't be any problem if 'nation' is used to refer to Puerto Rico or to things related to Puerto Rico such as its anthem or endemic fauna and flora.

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page. It clearly doesn't go there, so here it is (And if I may comment, I'd like to say that I can't even tell whether or not this user is being sarcastic or not). --

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So we see that any decimal that repeats with a finite period corresponds to a rational number, and we have an explicit formula for that rational number. Notice that

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which lists the native resolution of EDTV to be 852x480. The "more info" link lists the resolutions of common TV formats in a table, and notes that 480p is 852x480

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produce. QSXGA+ might well be more common then 852x480 soon, neither are mainstream now. Apple's downloads are 640x480 for 4:3, and 640x360 for 16:9 widescreen.

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with a footnote that while the "ideal" size of 480p is 853x480, 852x480 and 854x480 are most commonly used in order to avoid dealing with odd pixel counts. -

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Likewise, another possible camera aperture is Super 35: .980" x .735" (24.84mm x 18.67mm), which DOES utilize the full usuable negative area "perf-to-perf".

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Since you apparently have not noticed it yet, I am notifying you here on your talk page that we have invited you to discuss your proposed number system at

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True, HDCAM cameras downsample to 1440x1080... but other cameras and storage systems don't down-sample... and live 1080i broadcasts aren't downsampled.

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Any video image is transmitted, even if it is just along a short cable, so the word seems general enough. "representation" is okay too, if you want it.

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Please invest in a good calculator, because you look awfully silly when you start throwing numbers in people's faces, and they're wrong. (~Bladestorm)

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I haven't not read every single post on that discussion, but if you're being attacked at a personal level I suggest that you contact the Mediation (

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Hi Algr, how are you? I just wanted to address you personally without all of the other idiots getting in the way. It's about your recent comment:

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Yes: I am Declan Davis. Same user, different signature. Limits aren't the only interpretation, but they are simple, powerful, and intuative. For

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standards making organization, the use of native 852x480 video on the internet (which does not resort to non-square pixels) is rapidly

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Star Wars "Attack of the Clones" was shot in 1080p24 with Sony HDW-F900 Cinealta Cameras - which use full 1080 resolution sensors...

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What suggestions have you made that include 'nation'? I thought the dispute was about the use of 'national bird' vs. 'official bird'.

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Sorry about not getting to this right away, but there are lots of other questions. (And another forum where I draw lots of art.)

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You're side didn't really "win" the poll. Polls are not just votes, it's about the arguments too and the arguments for including

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50-60Hz interlacing does improve smoothness of motion when compared to 25-30Hz progressive – there can be no argument about that.

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can you please make any corrections if required, give some feedback if it was written well or not, and help expand the article?

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This chart has been placed on many different wikipedia pages, and I am interested in working with the author(s) to improve it.

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Sure. :) It's nothing we haven't said before, but hopefully it will prevent some of the same arguments going round and round.

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1440x1080 as 1920x1080. Most of the broadcast 1080i material is shot and edited with full 1920x1080 resolution equipment.

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It really comes down to definition of the words - much like the larger debate on the Univisium page regarding "standard."

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For the 700th time, the template is not limited to standards. If you feel so strongly about this, I urge you to create

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First of all welcome to the 'pedia, if there's anything that I can help you with let me know. You may want to read the

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On page vii you can count the 6 plug types. Still looking for the 3.0 plugs. Not all 2.0 plugs have 3.0 versions.

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Note that the "Academy" aperture does NOT utilize the full area "perf-to-perf" of the 35mm film - but it is NOT a

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Also, if we include every pixel count ever broadcast we will end up with something as clear and useful as this:

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Algr - Why are you arguing with me on poor Herr Hornig's talk page? I'm done arguing. Good luck...

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For more reading and understanding of all of the above, I would highly recommend getting a copy of the

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relax, be open and honest, we're not on that horrible talk page, and no-one's giving you a hard time!

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trick. Please come back to me with some questions and comments about what I've written. And remeber:

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Hi, Algr. I noticed you added a link to a page on "Hackenstrings, and the 0.999... ?= 1 FAQ" to the

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case where actions speak louder then words. What do you plan to do about Tony the Marine's action?

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is obviously an intuitionist. Or a world-famous analyst with a warped sense of humour...

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So we are getting closer and closer to 1 as we add more and more 9s. Notice that every

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Thanks for the link! Here is the official USB document defining the USB 2.0 ports:

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article? Manufacturers have abandoned its use, so it must no longer be noteworthy.

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An organized consensus in regard to the Puerto Rican Spindalis has been placed at

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I understand your concerns, but the truth is the problem roots on the meaning of

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Revert. 852 or 768 horizontal are not part of any standard. (non-square pixels)

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T-40 tape. Recorded at SLP/EP speed. That's 120 minutes or two hours. ----

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Thank you for your well-written intro on the talk page (and for archiving that

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Please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Removing

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those apertures, are the acceptable (usable) frame and multiple crop choices.

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This is to let you know the Featured Picture based on an image you uploaded

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get bigger and bigger we see (using arguments we saw in my last post) that

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5 hours on a tape, and these did not have as much quality loss as VHS-EP.

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We should carry on this discussion on the talk page for the image... OK?

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Well done for your excellent work on the article recently. Keep it up. --

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This is directly about the article, so it ought to be on it's talk page.

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Your partial reversion has missed many of the subtle points I changed:

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because it utilizes the full 3-perf camera aperture for the image.

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Hackenstrings are not the same as the familiar real number system.

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First of all, 852x480 is the resolution of the 480p EDTV standard

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Algr, Are you the original author of this resolution chart?

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