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I did a search but I have yet to find a thread that addresses the query of how the PX models deinterlace sources? Is it bob? (I hope not) or weave or other?

Anybody know?

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Pretty sure it's weave. Doubt that it could be motion-adaptive (the ultimate). I remember it passed some critical deinterlacing test on some important website (sorry to be vague), whereas most other brands failed. Owen might be able to shed more light on this......

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Yes, the 600a uses one of the best adaptive deinterlacing chips in a consumer display. Nothing to worry about.

Well that makes me happy, seeing as I just bought one! :blink:

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Unfortunately the 500A only does simple bob deinterlacing from what I've read meaning that it downsizes 1920x1080 to 1920x540 before rescaling to 1366x768. Not ideal, but probably not worth losing sleep over unless you're fairly hardcore. One way around it might be to use a HTPC to do the deinterlacing assuming the 500A can accept a 1366x768x50p signal.

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Unfortunately the 500A only does simple bob deinterlacing from what I've read

According to a test in US (Home Theater website I think) the 500A pased their deinterlacing test while dozens others failed. But every time I quoted that article the response here was ... oh that was a simple inconclusive test method. So I don't know how valid it was.

Can you recall where you read it does simple bob, just want to convince myself one way or the other :blink:

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