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In Reply to: att -> videophiles posted by Mart on January 03, 2000 at 21:34:02:

Well if you're paying attention to CES, the HD-DVD, progressive scanning players available in a few years should approach film quality, if not surpass it. Pioneer unveiled a HD-DVD prototype but it may not be available to consumers until 2003-4.
yeah, i'd much rather watch at home. why spend all this money and research to get the best HT system if you'd rather go to your local cinema?

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Re: att -> videophiles Mart 18:55:43 01/09/00 (1)
Speaking of CES, did any manufacturer ever address frame-dropping (infrequent strobing) from inadequate re-expansion rates, aliasing (stair-welling), or posterization (banding) prevalent in current players?
At least they seem to have fixed picture jitter with some stablization either in the players or in the recording.
I wonder if morphing digital effects technology will ever be used within an intelligent viable picture filtering process to identify & subsequently extract artifacts w/o introducing more flaws than that which was removed.
- Progressive scan my help there NT BobH 16:03:27 01/20/00 (0)

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