LG LH90 Series LED-TV - Question (Newbie)

by Colonel_Hogan - 9/20/09 7:18 PM

I have just read the review of this TV, from here:

http://mcall.com.com/flat-panel-tvs/lg-42lh90/4505-6482_7-33485571.html?tag=mncol;lst

I have one question, in the review it mentioned this,

'but, like other LG sets we've reviewed (and unlike most other current 1080p HDTVs), it failed to properly de-interlace film-based sources.'

As a newbie i'm unsure what this really means, from my understanding 'film-based sources' are like movies (24fps) etc, & 'video-based sources' are like sports & live concerts (30fps) etc. Does this mean it cannot correctly display 1080p/24 blu-ray movies?, What would it look like to me if i was watching a blu-ray movie on this TV, would it look like corupted images? & is this problem bad enough to give this TV a miss, or would i not even notice this error?
The review says the TV is good, with great picture quality, I am looking at buying a new Full-HD LED LCD-TV & a Blu-ray player connected via HDMI, & reading the review saying it has a problem with 1080 makes me pause.

Could someone explain this in a simple way for a newbie like me to understand, this site is great & i love reading the reviews, much better than going into a TV store & finding the salesperson nows next to nothing about 1080, blu-ray etc.

Sorry for the speech...

Cheers

Colonel Hogan.