From Engadget.com : "So the PlayStation 3 wasn't exactly the most flexible high def device out of the gate; despite Sony's claims, DVDs aren't upscaled, there's no component out, and from what we've heard, even though its HDMI 1.3 output technically supports 1080p/24 (for the uninitiated, that's 24fps to match a film master print), we understand it's not yet playable as such. (Note: we've yet to try 1080p/24, as we don't have any media mastered thusly.) However, this could change according to a translated Impress interview of Sony PS3 A/V developers. Obviously something is bound to be lost in translation, but if the text reads correctly then the PS3 will not only be getting software SACD support, but it'll also get user-selectable internal YCrCb image processing (instead of RGB -- although we've yet to hear of component output plans), 1080p/24 support, and will finally allow for DVD upscaling as well."
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This looks like a great way to play.
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PS3 should of had this out of the box, Sony and their LIES.
Hopefully this won't take Sony to long to get out in a update. I for one was hoping they could make it so the PS3 would upscale DVD's so that I would not have to buy a stand alone DVD player that upscales to 1080p as I don't want to replace my existing DVD collection.
good read. I saw something about this earlier in email, but didn't have time to read it. SACD support will help, but I hope that the user-selectable internal YCrCb image processing is REAL. Man, am I tired of having to memorize the category ticks of the XBR while I transfer one of my units from an HDMI enabled Bravia to my smaller component/DV-I equipped WEGA if I'm going on the road. I either have to remember the ticks perfectly (which I nearly have) or hook up to the HDMI LCD first - convert the video and audio output settings and then fire up on another TV in component RGB mode. Why it doesn't automatically detect is beyond me, but this is my biggest gripe with SONY by far. If I kept it on the same TV for months on end, then it wouldn't matter much, but I'm a mobile gamer and its kind of a pain in the arse. The upscaled DVD playback is a nice touch - thanks for the clip.
So is this gonna be done by a software patch?
Very interested to see what 1080p24 will look like on a tv that can display it.