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In Reply to: the D-ILA? posted by chris e. on October 25, 2007 at 21:51:55:
or it's the movies you were watching... I.e. Another way of looking at it is: In general, the production values of studios releasing Blu-ray is typically higher than that of studios releasing HD DVD disks. This is how I interpret the arguments that the picture "softness" seen on HD DVD is in the master or in indifferent video encoding, not a result of HD DVD's typically lower video bitrates.I'll blame the shoddy picture quality of early Blu-ray titles to growing pains learning how to execute video encodes to take full advantage of HD media (that and the early use of MPEG-2 encoding).
Edits: 10/26/07
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Follow Ups
- "...HD-DVD just isn't nearly as sharp and clear as blu-ray..." - oscar 06:00:22 10/26/07 (4)
- Its the Xbox add-on in his case - Jack G 06:58:45 10/26/07 (3)
- perhaps, but I saw the same softness with a Toshiba player - chris e. 19:19:14 10/30/07 (1)
- End of Days is pretty bad - Jack G 06:07:32 11/02/07 (0)
- You are probably right. The PS3 is actually a very good Blu-ray player. nt - oscar 07:09:19 10/26/07 (0)
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