I remember seeing some screenshots for Gladiator and Matrix broadcast source back before hddvd/bluray, so I know the quality is different there.
My Setup
By HD I mean 1920x1080 and since we don't have that broadcastet over here I mean from a disc, more specific HDDVD. Bluray would also fall into the category.
I remember seeing some screenshots for Gladiator and Matrix broadcast source back before hddvd/bluray, so I know the quality is different there.
I remember seeing some screenshots for Gladiator and Matrix broadcast source back before hddvd/bluray, so I know the quality is different there.
My covers may only be viewed on well calibrated screens and printed on well calibrated printers.
I'm not saying the difference isn't there, I'm just saying that on a small tv (<50) at a standard viewing distance (about 10 feet) the difference is limited, especially if you got a good player, good tv and a good dvd transfer (e.g. Moi ).
Bluray will always be for enthusiast (granted given my system I should fall under that category ) and I doubt will be of much interest with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
).Bluray will always be for enthusiast (granted given my system I should fall under that category
) and I doubt will be of much interest with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.My covers may only be viewed on well calibrated screens and printed on well calibrated printers.
DVD screencap
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Blu-ray Screencap
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DVD
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Blu-ray
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DVD
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Blu-ray
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Plunk all that coin on an HDTV and an Advanced audio receiver, quit being cheap and go the extra mile.
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Blu-ray Screencap
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DVD
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Blu-ray
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DVD
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Blu-ray
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Plunk all that coin on an HDTV and an Advanced audio receiver, quit being cheap and go the extra mile.
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I think you may just have convinced me here Rob, even tho I always routed for BD during the war, I now see what I truly miss!
Last edited by JollyRoger on Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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yes, HDMI absolutely makes a difference. It's required for watching Blu-ray in full 1080p. Otherwise content will be down converted.
Last edited by Irrob on Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Thanks. actually i've been watching BD's on my mac with BD rom and a DVI output to my 30 inch Apple Cinema Display. Now i'm trying to make a setup for my LCD TV.
Last edited by zantasha on Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
oh I didnt know you had DVI, keep it, it's just as good as HDMI. DVI output is not as popular as HDMI cause its rare in Blu-ray players. And HDMI carries video and audio, DVI just does video.
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