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| quote: | Originally posted by harcourt
How noticable is the difference over an upscaling DVD player and regular DVD? (with the obviouos assumptions you're watching all this on a good HD TV). |
IMO technically there should be no difference, but there does seem to be. Upscaling DVDs is the same thing as watching small movies on your computer, where the resolution is always very high.
It should not work for the same reason CSI is complete bull shit "zoom and enhance". You cannot just create quality by changing the resolution at which it is displayed.
That being said, when I watch DVD's on my DVD player (with component output), and then watch it on my Xbox which upscales (720p), it looks better on the Xbox. I partly attribute that to the Xbox having a better signal processor, because it has an actual video card, with better capabilities, and more colours.
So in the end, I think they are just putting better processors in the stand alone DVD players. I don't think the upscaling really has an effect, because your source (the DVD) is the same smaller resolution. Zooming should not make a bit of difference.
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