My family and I are currently living in an apartment, so I'm not able to use my full HT setup for BD playback. I'm currently using my HP laptop with BD-ROM Multi-Drive to view Blus. I noticed a video noise issue with certain scenes featuring the Excelssior. The saucer support and the grid work on the warp nacelles from time to time show a moire effect. Question: Does this aftifact appear on a regular HD-display? Or is it my computer? I checked out the same scenes on my PS3 sending a downrezzed signal over component to my SD TV. I didn't notice this issue, but I can't trust my display since it's not 1080p. Appreciate any and all feedback.
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