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Movies that are only on DVD or not available on any HD source (for consumers) are broadcasted in HD on cable stations and look great. Do they just upscale a DVD? Do they have a actual print of all the films and "make" it into HD? If so, how? Is it just upscaled?
I'm asking because I want to know if I can get some DVDs to at least a halfway decent 720p. |
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