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The 'p' stands for progressive scan, not the dimension being measured (neither does 'k').



I know that and 'k' just means thousands, but in context they still indicate which dimension is being referred to. 'p' is never used to refer to horizontal dimension metrics and I've never seen 'k' on it's own with a number used to indicate vertical resolution. Not without that being explicitly stated anyway.




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