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What is HD? The difference between 7. HD - short for High Definition - is everywhere these days, but is it really a big deal and what’s the difference between 7. HD and 1. 08. 0p Full HD when it comes to television displays and video content? Games consoles play HD games, all of the public service broadcasters (that’s the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5) have dedicated HD channels and streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Video play thousands of movies in HD on demand. Even pretty much every cheap- as- chips entry- level phone that hits the shelves these days has an HD screen, so you can enjoy high- def video on the move. Watch Barbie: Star Light Adventure Online Full Movie.

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But what actually is HD, how many different types of HD are there, and what's the difference between 7. HD, 1. 08. 0p Full HD, Quad HD and 4. K Ultra HD? Here's our explainer guide. What is HD? So what actually is HD? HD, or High Definition, refers to the detail level of a screen; or to put it another way, the number of pixels that are packed into a display. A pixel is the smallest visible element on a display, the ‘dots’ that combine to make up the overall picture. HD follows from standard definition (the level of detail in analogue colour TV that most of us grew up with), cramming in even more pixels in order to produce sharper, cleaner images when playing video.

Confusingly there are three different types of ‘HD’ resolution out there, so it’s worth knowing a bit more when shopping around for high definition TV sets and related gear. Just because a TV set or monitor has ‘HD’ slapped on the side, it might not be exactly what you want or need. So let's take a closer look at 7. HD - What’s the difference? HD, but they’re all different. It’s important to note that you can’t actually buy a TV set with a 1. So to begin with, we’ll just look at 7. In the analogue TV days, all UK TVs used the PAL (Phase Alternating Line) broadcast system, which used the standard definition of 5.

In other words, video content came in a 7. SD. A 7. 20p screen is 1.

That's more than twice the detail of standard definition, which makes for reasonably sharp video playback on a standard TV. However, 1. 08. 0p goes even further, racking up the pixel dimensions to 1. SD. Over on our You. Tube channel, we’ve taken a humorous look at the history of broadcast definitions which might help explain the differences between the two a little better - as well as prepare you for the next generation of high definition - but that’s another story. Related: What are Super Hi- Vision, Ultra HD, 4. K and 8. K TV? An HD TV with a resolution of 7. So if you’re planning on playing HD games on your Play. Station 4 (which supports 1.

Full HD) or streaming the highest quality movies from Netflix you might want to avoid getting a 7. TV set. That’s not to say that a Play. Station 4 or Netflix won’t work on a 7. Most 7. 20p TV sets you’ll see in shops these days tend to be toward the cheaper end of the price spectrum and will be marketed as being ‘HD Ready’. This is because 7. Most 1. 08. 0p sets you’ll see will be marketed as being ‘Full HD’ or 'True HD' as it gives you a richer, more well defined viewing experience. Can a 7. 20p TV playback 1.

Full HD video? Related: Quad HD vs q. HD vs 4. K Ultra HD: What does it all mean? Each TV set will have what’s called its native resolution. Magic City Season 2 Episode Guide.

This basically means that a 7. HD broadcasts. Every broadcast or format your TV receives will be displayed in its native resolution. So if your 7. 20p set receives a 1. Watch The Bridge To Nowhere Online Free HD there. Blu- ray player or games machine, it will downscale it to fit on the screen. Similarly, any standard definition 5. All HD channels from the BBC, Channel 4, Sky and Virgin Media for example are broadcast in 1. A 7. 20p HD TV would then downscale this resolution to fit, while a 1.

TV set would be able to handle it natively. We’ll get on to the difference between 1. Promise! The real plus of having a 1. TV set have over a 7. Blu- ray movies. Blu- ray is a native 1. TVs. If you’ve got a growing Blu- ray collection then the choice is clear - go for a 1. In terms of picture quality on a 2.

Only on bigger screens (3. What is 1. 08. 0i and how is that different to 1. The big difference is in how images are made up on your TV.

The lowercase ‘i’ in 1. The lowercase ‘p’ in 1. Interlaced scan renders images in vertical lines, breaking down the picture into individual columns and then displaying every other line at a very high rate - at 1/2. Odd- numbered lines get painted on the screen first, then even numbered lines. While this is incredibly fast and impossible for the human eye to detect, it can create a ghostly flickering effect on live TV broadcasts, particularly live sporting events.

Progressive scan renders images sequentially, all at once. This makes for a much smoother image overall that doesn’t suffer from this ghosting effect.

What’s more, flat- panel displays like LCDs, LEDs and plasmas (the most common types of HD TVs) will automatically convert any incoming 1. Good quality TVs (generally the expensive ones from well- known brands) will use clever processing to replace the missing lines, but cheaper TVs won't look as good. Interlaced scan was introduced for analogue TV both as a form of data compression (only sending half the signal at any one time) and because old- school CRTs (cathode ray tube) TVs in the past couldn't physically scan screens fast enough for a progressive picture. How do 7. HD TVs compare to Quad HD and 4. K UHD TVs? The big, new expensive TV tech is of course 4. K Ultra HD screens, which cost thousands this time last year but can now be bagged for under £1. Once again, the difference is mostly a case of screen resolution.

Check out our HD vs Quad HD vs 4. K UHD comparison to see what these terms all really mean, and what the difference is.

So, should you buy a 4. K TV? Well, there are now more ways than ever to enjoy 4. K video on your home telly, from the likes of Netflix and Sky TV. That said, the differences between 4. K UHD and Full HD are only really noticeable when you put two screens side- by- side, and there's no guarantee that 4.

K will survive too long. We'd say only invest if you have cash to burn.

Can an HD TV playback 4. K movies and shows? Yes. Just like a 7. TV playing back 1. Full HD DVDs and streaming Full HD video, an HD television can also play 4. K video without a problem.

The video quality is merely downscaled to fit your TV and its pixel count. In fact, because 4.

K UHD video content has a higher bit rate than HD video, chances are it'll look great and play with a silky smoothness on your high- def TV. Read next: What is HDMI? Our complete guide to HDMI and HDMI 2.