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In Reply to: Interesting posted by Jack G on January 6, 2008 at 07:12:31:
Are you guys sure your eyes are working properly? The difference between DVD and BD are not subtle, except for a couple titles such as "House of Flying Daggers". The Sopranos Blu-ray sets have stunning definition and detail. DVD doesn't even come close and neither do HBO's HD broadcasts, although those were clearly far superior to DVD too.
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- I feel like I'm over on AVS - Jazz Inmate 10:52:05 01/06/08 (9)
- Reread my post - Jack G 11:38:31 01/06/08 (8)
- Try rereading JoeLipp's post - Jazz Inmate 12:47:51 01/06/08 (7)
- RE: Try rereading JoeLipp's post - Jack G 13:02:55 01/06/08 (6)
- I didn't get from your post that "only average HD" was a significant improvement - Jazz Inmate 13:25:28 01/06/08 (5)
- We are more or less in agreement - Jack G 13:47:26 01/06/08 (4)
- "I hold HD, all formats to a higher standard... and I expect them to deliver...." - oscar 19:47:49 01/06/08 (2)
- Thank you - Jack G 05:10:17 01/07/08 (0)
- yeah, but after about 60 yrs of NTSC, HD seems like a godsend NT - Jazz Inmate 22:21:35 01/06/08 (0)
- RE: We are more or less in agreement - Jazz Inmate 15:20:00 01/06/08 (0)
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