Blue Laser DVD's can't come soon enough! (RANT)
I'm so sick of watching an original DVD on my computer screen and having to put up with pixelation and grainy blacks. It's so annoying since many movies have dark scenes or transition with black. I understand that I have a higher resolution then most TVs, but you can see graininess of even colors on bigger nice TV's. I used to wonder what they would fill the extra space of a blue laser DVD with, well how about video that isn't slightly better then an avi?
What is it called for DVD-R's? I know it's blue-ray for DVD+R's. Just tell me when they are coming out, and when DVD's finally look decent.
Post->EndRant();
What is it called for DVD-R's? I know it's blue-ray for DVD+R's. Just tell me when they are coming out, and when DVD's finally look decent.
Post->EndRant();
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Originally posted by ast3r3x
I'm so sick of watching an original DVD on my computer screen and having to put up with pixelation and grainy blacks. It's so annoying since many movies have dark scenes or transition with black. I understand that I have a higher resolution then most TVs, but you can see graininess of even colors on bigger nice TV's. I used to wonder what they would fill the extra space of a blue laser DVD with, well how about video that isn't slightly better then an avi?
What is it called for DVD-R's? I know it's blue-ray for DVD+R's. Just tell me when they are coming out, and when DVD's finally look decent.
Post->EndRant();
I was under the impression that crappy DVD playback on Macs is due to a software issue, and not the DVD itself.
Gets technical but suffice to say often it is the DVD player's algorithms be it in a standalone DVD player or software player on a PC/Mac.
I'm not even done reading it, so I don't know how the story ends