0 003 Fully Optimized Messages 3,312 Aug 22, 2006 #11 Analog can not be perfectly converted to digital, and vice versa. There is always a quality loss. Unless you have a crappy TN LCD panel, or something like that the difference might be harder to see but it is there. Search google.
Analog can not be perfectly converted to digital, and vice versa. There is always a quality loss. Unless you have a crappy TN LCD panel, or something like that the difference might be harder to see but it is there. Search google.
J JoshSB Geek Squad Messages 788 Location Ohio Aug 23, 2006 #12 The quality loss is very hard to detect and sometimes near impossible to see.
A azndragon60640 Solid State Member Messages 14 Aug 23, 2006 #13 exactly there may be loss but no way u can detect it anything major
