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Old 03-08-2006, 12:15 AM   #1
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Default blu ray on a non hd tv

is it possible to play blu ray on a non hdtv.
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Yes, it should be possible but it would be rather pointless as the video will be down converted to standard definition and look the same as a standard DVD. There's really no reason to get Blu-ray until you've at least got an HDTV to view the content in high definition.
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I suspect that it may look better than standard DVD. Not by much but there may be a noticeable improvement even on a SD TV.
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And, looking at the future, it may be more interesting to buy your movies on Blu-ray Disc, because of the HD...
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Old 03-09-2006, 07:19 PM   #5
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If you can't afford a HDTV, (32" hdtv's can be bought for less than a grand these days), you probably won't be able to afford the initial Blu-Ray players or software. Better to wait until the cost of hardware falls and more titles are available.
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