标清+高清区别（Standard clear + HD difference）.docVIP

标清+高清区别（Standard clear + HD difference） [general] the specific implications of 1080I, 720P, and 1080P The suffix I/P, in fact, describes the scanning line and the scanning mode The sharpness of television frames is defined by horizontal articulation. Popularly speaking, we can divide the picture on the television in horizontal direction into many and many scanning lines, and the smaller the pieces, the clearer the picture is, and the more the number of scanning lines of the horizontal line. The unit of sharpness is the TVLine, also called the line. This means that from a horizontal point of view, it is equivalent to erect each line of scan and then multiply the width to height ratio of 4:3 or 16:9 to form a horizontal bus. Download (9.83 KB) 2009-9-17 19:53 Here are some common TV scanning formats: D1 to 480i format, and NTSC analog TV the same definition, 525 vertical scanning lines, 483 shows that the vertical scanning lines, 4:3 or 16:9, interlaced /60Hz, frequency is 15.25KHz. D2 to 480P format, and the same progressive scan DVD specifications, 525 vertical scanning lines, 480 shows that the vertical scanning lines, 4:3 or 16:9, the resolution is 640 * 480, progressive /60Hz, 31.5KHz line. D3 is the standard format for 1080i, digital TV display mode, 1125 vertical scanning lines, 1080 shows that the vertical scanning lines, 16:9, resolution of 1920 x 1080, interlaced /60Hz, frequency is 33.75KHz. D4 is the standard format for 720p, digital TV display mode, 750 vertical scanning lines, 720 shows that the vertical scanning lines, 16:9, resolution of 1280 x 720, progressive /60Hz, 45KHz line. D5 is 1080p format, standard digital TV display mode, 1125 vertical scan lines, 1080 visible vertical scanning lines, 16:9, resolution 1920 x 1080, line by line scanning, professional format. In addition, there are 576i, the standard PAL TV display mode, 625 vertical scan lines, 576 visible vertical scanning lines, 4:3 or 16:9, interlaced /50Hz, denoted as 576i or 625i. In the