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Old 02-12-2008, 10:54 AM   #1
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Question Ratatouille vs TMNT (AVC VS VC1?)
Ok just watched Ratatouille on blu-ray and the picture quality was simply amazing. Now I watched TMNT on blu-ray some time ago and it was digitally sourced and the picture was no where near as impressive, yes it was sharp etc but I found a problem with color banding in dark backgrounds scenes. It not my TV because Ratatouille had same kind of scenes and the picture was perfect.

So is it the codec or the bitrates. Either way, for me this not good news for HD DVD because HD DVD mainly uses VC1 and cannot have the bitrates of blu-ray.

Please note I’m not attacking HD DVD I’m just saying from what I’ve seen. I want your opinion on it was TMNT just a bad transfer.
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