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Yes, I received the Fox screener more than a week ago

Posted by Jazz Inmate on May 12, 2008 at 09:36:32:
My DVI2USB SOLO screencap device is on the way from Epiphan, but I will be capturing images from BD at 720 resolution (DVDBeaver's are even lower res). You can't judge on the basis of those screencaps because they do not show 1080 or even 720. I can't find anywhere on DVDbeaver's website a legit explanation of what devices they are using for screencaps, but the DVI2USB SOLO is a brand new device capable of 1080 and I can almost guarantee that DVDbeaver isn't using it. The previous devices allowing 1080 screencaps ran as much as $2000, and I doubt DVDbeaver sent those to its reviewers or that Norwitz has such a device.
So while you blindly follow what is posted on DVDBeaver which is not representative of the resolution delivered on BD, I am actually commenting on what I have seen and heard.
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