HD DVD/BluRay/DVD
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Re: HD DVD/BluRay/DVD
To the person that said bluray is better quality because it has higher capacity, you're wrong. It DOES have more space, but the bitrates aren't higher. They're still limited by what the blue laser can read, and both hd-dvd and bluray use practically the same laser. They're only slightly different because of the thickness of the protective layers on the disc is different.
Anyway, I've seen both bluray and hd-dvd movies on a 50" hdtv and the quality is definitely much better. I sold my ps3 and still have the hd-dvd drive for the 360 (cept for my 360 some nog stole). Regular DVD is obviously shitty. Do all the upscaling you want, it sucks.
Just shield your eyes from ever seeing a comparison of HD and standard def dvd's and you'll be satisfied with what you have.
For planet earth: www.mvgroup.org it has torrents for all types of that ----. Planet Earth was pretty crazy ---- to watch in high-def while trippin *****
Anyway, I've seen both bluray and hd-dvd movies on a 50" hdtv and the quality is definitely much better. I sold my ps3 and still have the hd-dvd drive for the 360 (cept for my 360 some nog stole). Regular DVD is obviously shitty. Do all the upscaling you want, it sucks.
Just shield your eyes from ever seeing a comparison of HD and standard def dvd's and you'll be satisfied with what you have.
For planet earth: www.mvgroup.org it has torrents for all types of that ----. Planet Earth was pretty crazy ---- to watch in high-def while trippin *****
#23
Re: HD DVD/BluRay/DVD
Originally Posted by 95_civic_lx
we had a display @ work (Sears)
dvd/hd dvd/bluRay
the best looking one was bluray but the price doesnt compare to hd dvd since u can get it for $200-$300 and get 5 free movies.
dvd/hd dvd/bluRay
the best looking one was bluray but the price doesnt compare to hd dvd since u can get it for $200-$300 and get 5 free movies.
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