> I've heard that many TV networks do *not* accept HDV for
> high-definition footage because it's not high-quality enough.
(Sony's
> is 1440x1080 interlaced instead of 1920x1080 progressive.)
It is true that the broadcast stations will not accept HDV as HD
because it isn't. HDV is HDV and HD is HD. Your specs are right accept
most HD is 1080i and not 1080P. If you buy a HDTV that is 1080P you
will not be able to view 1080P over your cable, only via a Blu-Ray
1080P Player. Current HD programming is broadcast 1080i. (This is
changing all the time so please let me know if it is different now)
HDV is played on TV all the time. It is higher quality than SD like
BetaSP which is still accepted also. In 5 years you/we will probably
not be able to sell the broadcast stations anything that is not HD
however because everything will be played/broadcast HD.
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