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In Reply to: Enjoyed Reading This For Comparisons Between Formats posted by Robertc88 on August 29, 2007 at 07:14:43:
.. the amount of TLC a compressionist is willing to put into it, and the allowable bandwidth and storage capacity available to the HD media. With the same encodes, the movies should look identical for both Blu-ray and HD DVD. As pointed out in the thread, hardware differences and/or calibration issues could be the primary reasons for his issues.
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