720p is one of the two main HD resolutions being used. The other is 1080i. The number refers to the number of lines making the picture and the letter refers to the scan type: p for progrsseive scan and i for interlaced. Effectively, 720p runs at 60Hz (USA) or 50Hz (European) and 1080i runs at 30Hz or 25Hz. Broadcasters use one or both of them for current HD broadcasts with 720p being used more for sport and 1080i for drama and features. 720p is likely to be replaced by 1080p in the future but that won't be for a number of years. 1080p currently is not handled by any of the major broadcasters for live material and equipment for 1080p is still at early stages of development. Because it uses twice the bandwith of 720p and 1080i, it requires more storage, more bandwidth on transmission chains and it will be some time before these become common. When 1080i can be handled in live production, stored economically and broadcast without sucking up numerous other channels, we can look forward to high resolution, 60Hz material which will be well placed to push 720p aside. As a very personal prediction, as broadcasters are fight now investing in 720p and 1080i broadcast chains, we should expect them to move to 1080p only when the come to upgrade to new equipment - say, 5 years onwards. Until then, 720p will be a big part of HD content.
720p is the # of pixels the camera records at. 720p is HD, and the highest HD (usually used in tv's) is 1080p.
It supports 720p, 1080i and 1080p. On my television it auto selects 720p unless I disable 720p in the PS3 display settings.
It is: 720p and 5% of 720p is 36p
It's 720p for both X360 and PS3 versions.
Yes. 720p is the lowest HD resolution and not the best but its better then VGA resolution.
where can i find naruto 720p HD raw and without loho
you can't do that. 1080i games can be played with a hdmi cable or else it will be at 720p
To get your PS3 to output in 720P you will need an HDMI cable and an HDTV. Connect your PS3 to the HDTV using the HDMI cable. After you connect the PS3 to the HDTV go to options and then output setting and choose to output in 720p.
As long as the television is an HD model, simply deliver a 720p signal to the television and you will have 720p content being displayed. The television will accept SD, 720 and 1080 without any adjustment needed.
No, "you rock" is not outdated.
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A 480 by 800 phone cannot play the 720p videos because the screen resolution is not high enough.