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CRT vs LCD?
by Andrew Crosby on Apr 23, 2008 at 8:28:35 pm

Hey guys,
I tried this question in the Broadcast Video forum but thought I might have more luck in here - point me in the right direction if I'm wrong...

So I have 2 monitors in my edit suite; a broadcast NTSC interlaced CRT and an LCD HD monitor. My boss wants me to replaced both with one big LCD HD monitor. I feel as though since interlaced tv's are still in a lot of people's living rooms that I still would need an interlaced monitor to check for shimmer or other various problems that might arise.

I wanted your opinion on whether one LCD monitor would suffice or if I should keep the broadcast NTSC interlaced CRT and LCD HD monitor. We are a small production house that deals with both SD and HD content.

Thanks guys. I absolutely LOVE this website!


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