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Posted by Owen on 09/26/84 11:36
"the dog from that film you saw" <dsb@REMOVETHECAPITALSbtinternet.com> wrote
in message news:4280fkF1hd4hjU1@individual.net...
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> "Owen" <spam@spam.com> wrote in message
> news:dY-dnZNzAYH-WyPeRVnygw@pipex.net...
>> dumb question but I have to ask....
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>> Will DVD look any better on an HDTV than it does on a 'normal' tv? Will
>> HDTV require a replacement for dvd discs that takes advantage of the high
>> resolution screen? If so, then what is that format?
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> depends on how good the hi def screen is and how bad the one it replaces
> in.
> chances are your hi def screen will probably be a lcd or plasma and
> therefore have perfect geometry and a digital connection between the dvd
> player and the screen - these things will make things better.
> they wont look as good as hi def material of course.
> you wont have to replace your discs, but you can bet the replacement hi
> def versions on blu ray etc will look nicer.
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Next question then, equally dumb, will I need some sort of special blu-ray
disc player to replace my dvd player? or will blu-ray play on existing most
dvd players?
Thing is see, my dvd player is knackered and I'm lookin' to buy a new one.
But I want to future-proof my purchase by making sure it'll work with HDTV
and whatever new format disc is needed for it. I know that I need one with
HDMI output but I'm unsure about the disc format capability needed.
Owen
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