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Give it time; HDMI based screen shots will become practical eventually.

Posted by Audiophilander on October 25, 2007 at 10:16:01:
Right now, except in the case of A/B comparisons of standard definition DVD screen shots, you have to rely on the integrity of the reviewer's opinion. You like to do that, as I recall. ;0)

As I pointed out in a thread below, DVDBeaver is currently the best place for keeping up with up-to-date multi-region & format release information and A/B comparisons; Gary Tooze, who runs the site, would probably be the first to admit that his efforts aren't 100% perfect, but his site is quite useful, not to mention easy to navigate.

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