Films/DVD Asylum

Well said but, let's remember, some films' (your Barry Lyndon, for example)

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In Reply to: Huh! It certainly doesn't! posted by Victor Khomenko on February 24, 2006 at 13:52:48:

delights are to a large extent visual. To have the clearest, brightest, sharpest image makes a significant difference in the visual appreciation.
I can think of several black and white films that I appreciated a lot more due to the new prints.

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While this is true, let's not lose the focus of this discussion - Victor Khomenko 06:44:47 02/25/06 (0)
I think we all should realize we were talking about not getting full HD over the analog connection... which is a far cry from sitting in an uncomfortable room watching a 17", old and out of tune TV.
Like I said, at CERTAIN point the quality stops playing an important role. For BL that point will be higher, but still, that point exists. So pardon me if I am not gonna lose any sleep over that component video thing.
Besides... if that HD format EVER becomes a reality (still a question), by that time pretty much every display will be HDMI.
But nothing like creating an issue where there is none.

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