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So, is Pearson rating...

Posted by Doug Otte on September 24, 2007 at 11:23:30:
...the media from best to worst like this:

1) OTA HD;
2) upscaled DVD or Blu-ray (tie)?

If so, I think he's way off on all points. In my experience, Blu-ray is better than OTA, followed by upscaled DVD. OTA HD in my area (Washington, DC) is certainly better than SD, but is compressed so much by some channels that the artifacts are distracting. Blu-ray is much better.

Doug