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  • I liked the beard ^ ^

    as you leave it?

    CleberXHenriqueXLuiz 1 year ago

  • good video

    elamorro 2 years ago

  • tony u r a TWAT

    MrTonyFlorida 2 years ago

  • i would like to second that

    snipski0894 2 years ago

  • how the ballsack do you know all this

    sammyboY634 2 years ago

  • I didnt know what the hell P and I were. thank you very very very very much. im getting a 1080p sony 35+inch with surround sound.

    ragged252 2 years ago

  • if your 32" hdtv is compatible with 1080p you should use that. but if it`s only compatible with 720p and 1080i , i think you should use 1080i, because it`s only 32". correct me if i`m wrong , i`m from norway.

    Sud61 2 years ago

  • if you can sue 1080p do it, but if not just use 720p

    ludicer 2 years ago

  • full hd resolution is 1920 X 1080p and not interlace

    Sud61 2 years ago

  • had a lots of tacos didnt you? Tony ?

    OmerTheGreatOne 2 years ago

  • I have a hdtv but it is only 32" so should I be setting it to 720p?

    IMattee 2 years ago

  • FATTTY MC FATTY

    Thesims2lexi 2 years ago

  • LOL!

    sammyboY634 2 years ago

  • didn't get it... at all, you suck at explaining and you're a fat guy

    Sebitas24 3 years ago

  • HD resolution is 1280 x 720!

    FISAIDRAGAN 3 years ago

  • great video, very clear indead!!

    nuttall2007 3 years ago

  • 720p or 1080i?

    Pescadito18 3 years ago

  • always go with p... p=progressive i= interlaced.. the highest # in progressive format is always better.. BUT only noticeable in a tv 50" or better. so only really consider getting a 1080p hdtv if your going BIG.. anything under 50" you really dont need 1080p. 720p will do just fine

    fungas4201 3 years ago

  • should i use 1080p if i have a 48inch tv?

    thebuzdar 2 years ago

  • this dude dont even show nuthin he jusz b talkin talkin i want 2 actually see the difference between the 2 systems

    YuNgThUg1992 3 years ago

  • dude, there is no way to show via a flash video the differences between highly detailed broadcast formats. all the image information would be lost in the compression to flash format.

    musicman02 2 years ago

  • to watch blue ray does it matter the tv? plz someone tell me

    ylambo 3 years ago

  • you can watch Blu ray on any tv but a dvd will look better on SD.

    0penuriis 3 years ago

  • you need a 1920x1080 resolution TV to get the best quality out of Blu-Ray, normal TV's are trash now just get Full HD TV 1920x1080

    SteamUploader 3 years ago

  • yea but it doesnt mean you will get blu ray qaulity

    TerranMarineCore 3 years ago

  • do you need a hdtv for the blu-ray player?

    TaylorsShadow 3 years ago

  • That was perfect!!! Thanks man - really good.

    flodsvin 3 years ago

  • good explenation great video !

    somaliboy3123 3 years ago

  • that's a good explanation. thanks.

    brockl81 3 years ago

  • Incredible, but the video would be much better if you added some sub-title (English) :)

    minhhale 3 years ago

  • first comment

    dooshtoomun 3 years ago

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