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In Reply to: That's the theory, practice is another matter posted by Jack G on July 3, 2007 at 05:27:57:
However, the HD-DVD has an extra DDplus soundtrack, presumably because the Blu-ray is a single layer 25G which presumably didn't have the space. In this case, the HD-DVD's better storage allowed for a better soundtrack. Now if they had used a 50G Blu-ray disc, it would be an different matter entirely.
A better example might be "Nature's Journey". a music video which tries to maximize the available storage/bit rates for both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD. Both versions use VC-1 and DTS encoding; the Blu-Ray uses the higher bitrate encodes (lossless for audio). I expect the differences to be subtle, but perhaps noticeable in the better HT setups.
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- "Black Snake Moan" uses the same AVC-1 encode for both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD so I expect them to have the same PQ - oscar 08:15:08 07/03/07 (4)
- BTW, about Paramount. - Jack G 15:09:36 07/08/07 (0)
- Not really. You missed my point - Jack G 08:56:16 07/03/07 (2)
- I'll reserve judgement on BSM and I'm not likely to waste my money to find out. - oscar 14:39:53 07/03/07 (1)
- RE: I'll reserve judgement on BSM and I'm not likely to waste my money to find out. - Jack G 05:01:58 07/06/07 (0)
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