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In Reply to: RE: Harry Pearson posted by unclestu52 on September 23, 2007 at 14:30:02
I wish at times there was a particular punctuation mark that could be used to signify a rhetorical question. I knew Harry Pearson was older than I am, and I'm 60; and as I said in a thread below, standard def 576p upscaled to 768p on my 32" LCD screen actually looks better to me than the same film does in a theatre. That is most definitely *MY* eyes because friends present at the same screening don't report the problems I do with the picture quality in the theatre.
I can definitely see a difference, and an improvement, swapping from the standard def transmission of a program available in high def here in Australia to the separate high def transmission from the same station. I think standard def DVDs look a little better than standard def digital TV transmissions to me, but not as good as high def picture quality, but that is making judgements based on different source programs since I haven't had a chance to compare any program with something I own on standard def DVD.
My holdout on BD has basically been the fact that I'm waiting for a machine which handles all the high def audio formats. I personally haven't been in doubt about superior picture quality based on what I've seen of a couple of films playing in shop demos.
David Aiken
Follow Ups:
it is an interesting question. I believe what I wrote basically agrees with what you said originally and agrees with the follow up. All this does not particularly agree with HP's comments, so the original question you posed is of interest: how relevant are HP's observations for many of us with real world experience?
Now that's a rhetorical question.
Stu
NT
David Aiken
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