I know that 120Hz is preferable for Blu Ray due to the 24Hz conversion factor and 3:2 pulldown that results with 60Hz TV's. My question relates to standard non blu ray DVD's. Will I notice a difference or judder?
If so, then why do I not notice it now with my old school tube TV? Is my old tube TV a 120Hz to elimate the judder?
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Are standard DVD's (not Blu Ray) affected by the effects of a 60Hz TV?
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