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In Reply to: Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD posted by John Kercheval on May 13, 2007 at 15:59:14:
The storage and bandwidth constraints has a theoretical impact on audio and video quality. I.e. the less compression, the better, everything else being equal. Whether that shows as a "perchievable" difference between Blu-Ray and HD DVD has become a very active discussion topic on the AVS forum.In my case, the release of uncompressed LPCM audio tracks on a large number of Blu-Ray movies has been a definite plus.
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- Other than pricing, the biggest difference is Blu-Ray has higher available storage capacity and higher bandwidth. - oscar 06:33:09 05/14/07 (0)
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