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Wayne_j said:obviously promoting the Disney version being released on Christmas. I have no idea how this will look, I thought they recorded the show to SD video.
Besides audio improvements, there can be video improvements by going to Blu-Ray. Files can be presented with less to no compression - depending on the codec chosen. A standardized up-convert can be done (rather than relying on each person's differing hardware). Remastering/authoring can be done using 2014 (instead of 80's) technology.So, while the results will in no way approach what can be done with film, it might be a better presentation than the current DVD.Chuck Pennington said:I agree that a Blu-ray release of something shot on standard def video doesn't make much sense, and it may sour people expecting a true HD experience. Now, if they were including maybe several seasons or the entire run of a standard def TV show shot on video (GOLDEN GIRLS, ALL IN THE FAMILY, MAUDE) on a Blu-ray, that makes sense to me because of the storage space.