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In Reply to: Which ultimately is the better quality format, laserdisc or DVD? posted by John C. - Aussie on November 19, 2001 at 20:23:29:
DVD is recorded in a progressive format and is available as a component signal. These two features alone make it in therory
a much better format. Using a line doubler or other such toys does help when using a LD. The poor old LD is recorded as a composite signal. This can smooth out some of the errors and noise though. The audio on a good DVD kills the LD. But as always, Garbage in Garbage out. I just got the SuperBit "Fifth Element". If you think a LD could look and sound this good Ive got a bridge I'd like to sell ya..:-) I master DVDs for my production
company and there are some artifacts with DVD I hate. But you can't compare it to Satalite compresion and certainly not to VHS.
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- Re: Which ultimately is the better quality format, laserdisc or DVD? - DMc 22:08:59 11/29/01 (1)
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