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In the US under NTSC standard (which is admittedly inferior to some of
the other standards), the average TV is capable of somewhere in the
vicinity of 325 lines. 

BinaryBill, (MSEE, 48th year) <G>



On Thu, 02 Jul 1998 16:57:50 GMT, d-smith1@bigfoot.com.remove_this_bit
(Dave Smith) wrote:

>"Jorge Coelho" <j.coelho@mail.telepac.pt> shouted to the populus:
>
>><n@taygeta.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>3598F367.MD-0.214.n@taygeta.demon.co.uk...
>>>Just out of interest, whats the picture like at fullscreen? is it
>>>comparable to a real TV?
>>
>>A lot better since you are seeing it on a monitor with a much finer
>>screen resolution. :)
>>
>Not actually true.
>You're still seeing a picture that is being broadcast as 625-lines.
>WinTV will only size it up to 576-lines, and makes it full the screen
>(almost) by switching to 800x600 screen mode.
>
>The quality is good, but not as good as a decent TV.
>
>--Dave
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