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Old 01-02-2024, 02:31 PM   #1
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Default How would YOU like to see SD content released on Blu-Ray?
There is a plethora of videotaped SD content unreleased on Blu-Ray from decades past. Imagine a show like All in the Family or a Dick Cavett collection or all those cheesy '70s holiday specials released on Blu with a vastly higher bitrate and superior encoding. It seems there's not much of a precedent, with every studio handling this differently.

How would you prefer they be presented?
  • non-upscaled, interlaced 480i
  • upscaled, interlaced 1080i
  • upscaled, deinterlaced 1080p60

Is doing a beefy 1080p60 upconvert worth it (or sacrilegious), or is it better to let the player/TV do all the work?
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