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Which probably explains why I haven't seen them :-)
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tero! 48531
I would imagine so. :D
gerry
The quality of Dvd & Blu ray are both the same in my experience and just a commercial rip off.
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]gerry wrote:[/b]
The quality of Dvd & Blu ray are both the same in my experience and just a commercial rip off.[/QUOTE]
What is your experience, if I may ask?
I have a 32" HD television, and I can definitely see the difference between dvd and bluray versions of the same programmes.
The quality of Dvd & Blu ray are both the same in my experience and just a commercial rip off.[/QUOTE]
What is your experience, if I may ask?
I have a 32" HD television, and I can definitely see the difference between dvd and bluray versions of the same programmes.
Nitroboy
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[b]Nitroboy wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
[b]tero! 48531 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The 2013 edition of Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert:
Blu-Ray- one disc.
DVD- 3 discs.[/QUOTE]
The more important question is what's the bitrate on the blu-ray?
Does it actually have a better quality than the dvd?[/QUOTE]
Even if they used the same bitrate, the Blu-ray would look better because of the superior encoding used.[/QUOTE]
I've just checked, and the Tribute Concert Blu-ray is encoded at about 25Mbps
[b]Nitroboy wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
[b]tero! 48531 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The 2013 edition of Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert:
Blu-Ray- one disc.
DVD- 3 discs.[/QUOTE]
The more important question is what's the bitrate on the blu-ray?
Does it actually have a better quality than the dvd?[/QUOTE]
Even if they used the same bitrate, the Blu-ray would look better because of the superior encoding used.[/QUOTE]
I've just checked, and the Tribute Concert Blu-ray is encoded at about 25Mbps
tomchristie22
[QUOTE] [b]gerry wrote:[/b]
The quality of Dvd & Blu ray are both the same in my experience and just a commercial rip off.[/QUOTE]
Lol
The quality of Dvd & Blu ray are both the same in my experience and just a commercial rip off.[/QUOTE]
Lol
Doga
So, let's continue with the numbers, yes? How much GB will be the full Wembley movie in the best quality?
Nitroboy
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[b]Doga wrote: [/b] So, let's continue with the numbers, yes? How much GB will be the full Wembley movie in the best quality?[/QUOTE]
They could probably include both nights plus a little bit of extra material, on a single 50GB Blu-ray disc. That would allow for a bitrate of about 25Mbps as well.
[b]Doga wrote: [/b] So, let's continue with the numbers, yes? How much GB will be the full Wembley movie in the best quality?[/QUOTE]
They could probably include both nights plus a little bit of extra material, on a single 50GB Blu-ray disc. That would allow for a bitrate of about 25Mbps as well.