RE: Blu Ray and 1080i

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In Reply to: Blu Ray and 1080i posted by jimbill on September 27, 2008 at 12:38:15:

I think I can say that you will see a difference but only you can say whether that difference is enough to justify the cost. I've got a 32" 1366 x 768 LCD TV which only accepts 1080i input and I see a difference which makes me very happy I've got BD.

The quickest way for you to get an idea is simply to compare a standard def TV broadcast with a 1080i high def broadcast. That should show you the sort of difference in picture quality you can expect. Alternatively, if you know someone with a BD player, ask them to bring it and a few discs over and simply try it out.

The other difference with BD is the lossless audi formats which give noticeably better sound to my ears.

David Aiken

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Topic - Blu Ray and 1080i - jimbill 12:38:15 09/27/08 (3)

Even on my previous 720 plasma, Blu-ray was far superior to NTSC nt - Jazz Inmate 07:40:21 09/28/08 (0)

yes [nt] - Joe Murphy Jr 22:27:44 09/27/08 (0)

RE: Blu Ray and 1080i - David Aiken 13:23:54 09/27/08 (0)

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