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difference between a HD DVD and a Blueray DVD??
- Thread starter HTFC
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If your superman.
FLOL, love it!
Oh and its Bluray
Its only the physical method of carrying the data, the codecs used were mostly the same and so the picture would be identical anyway. HD-DVD was very good, just didn't have the support sony did, think it was when warner bros. decided to switch and the ps3 sales killled it off.
Oh and its Bluray
Its only the physical method of carrying the data, the codecs used were mostly the same and so the picture would be identical anyway. HD-DVD was very good, just didn't have the support sony did, think it was when warner bros. decided to switch and the ps3 sales killled it off.
FLOL, love it!
Oh and its Bluray
Its only the physical method of carrying the data, the codecs used were mostly the same and so the picture would be identical anyway. HD-DVD was very good, just didn't have the support sony did, think it was when warner bros. decided to switch and the ps3 sales killled it off.
I vaguely remember that when they first came out PlayUSA had it on their site that HD-DVD was 4x DVD quality and BR was 6x.
if they did they were very wrong
i guess they could have been talking about the size of the disc compared to dvd and then translated into quality wrongly.
I do remember that aswell Dan, but as McBunny says, its a false statement, it all depended on the codec they used, and a lot of the time it was the same one.
I do remember that aswell Dan, but as McBunny says, its a false statement, it all depended on the codec they used, and a lot of the time it was the same one.
They really are brilliant and anyone that says they can't tell the difference is either deluded or blind! Lol.
I just don't see BR as a winning format. Everyone wants things instantly. I have far more films now in a media format than I have in disc. Yeh, it's nice to have them all lined up on a shelf but the costs associated with it aren't great.
I think if iTunes do subscription service (as rumoured) then the physical sales will really start to drop.
I just don't see BR as a winning format. Everyone wants things instantly. I have far more films now in a media format than I have in disc. Yeh, it's nice to have them all lined up on a shelf but the costs associated with it aren't great.
I think if iTunes do subscription service (as rumoured) then the physical sales will really start to drop.
ChrisR
ClioSport Club Member
Tend to agree, I've held off buying a lot as to honest I don't want the things on a shelf/in a drawer.
Would much rather just have a file and store it on my nework storage, much neater.
Saying that I have just bought Bladerunner lol
Astra Bertone Coupe
bladerunner is amazing on bluray, first time i have seen it too, the soundtrack is out of this world.
the problem in this country is internet speed, we don't have the infrastructure yet to be having everyone downloading HD content over the existing service.
A hd movie is a big download if set at the same quality as a bluray disc, say 20gb, thats going to take a long time over most people's internet and a lot are capped at 20gb for the cheaper services too, just not setup to handle it yet imo
Megane 230 F1
Same resolution. Similar codecs. The biggest difference is disc-size and how the content is loaded. BluRay discs load a java-based application to control menus and special features during playback.
