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In Reply to: A theoretical answer posted by John C. - Aussie on November 20, 2001 at 13:06:58:
All of those specs are merely the electronic capability of the DVD player's circuitry. Not the material being played.COMPRESSION kills the benefits right away. Take a DVD of a major movie, and find a scene where the camera is stationary. Now watch the images in the background refresh only three or four times a second, amidst coarse color and luminance gradation. That's pathetic.
So, with DVD we get pixelated crap delivered to our TVs with perfect clarity. What a step forward.
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