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1080p/60
An abbreviation referring to video content with 1080p resolution, displayed at a frame rate of 60 frames per second. While virtually no video content is created in the 1080p/60 format, Blu-ray players often convert Blu-ray movies to 1080p/60 by default, for HDTVs that do not properly handle 1080p/24. Read more on 24fps versus 60fps 
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