It's kind of scary, I can explain the way a computer works right down to the details for almost all of the common hardware, I can even program in 3 different languages. But I have *no* idea what David is talking about, can't remember the last time I ran into a technical explanation of something and was completely lost. Kudos! I love a challenge.
Anyways,
I saw a BR demo today at BB, running the demo disc. I was surprised by the lack of quality to say the least. While I could tell much of it was High-Def, it just looked blurred to me. Kinda like a soften filter for a picture, the detail was there, but it was just...fuzzy...sort of. Not at all like the quality I've seen with HD-DVD.
The player was running on a 40" Samsung 1080p LCD. I didn't think to look what inputs were being used.
Quite disappointed, not commiting to either format until I see a VC1 BR disc and/or a DL BR disc. If that's representative of BR's IQ I may have to go HD-DVD, and I *really* don't want to do that because I'm not thrilled with HD-DVD's capacity or market plans.
Anyways,
I saw a BR demo today at BB, running the demo disc. I was surprised by the lack of quality to say the least. While I could tell much of it was High-Def, it just looked blurred to me. Kinda like a soften filter for a picture, the detail was there, but it was just...fuzzy...sort of. Not at all like the quality I've seen with HD-DVD.
The player was running on a 40" Samsung 1080p LCD. I didn't think to look what inputs were being used.
Quite disappointed, not commiting to either format until I see a VC1 BR disc and/or a DL BR disc. If that's representative of BR's IQ I may have to go HD-DVD, and I *really* don't want to do that because I'm not thrilled with HD-DVD's capacity or market plans.