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Old 10-02-2006, 04:36 AM   #1
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Default Blu-Ray Myths & Questions?

Help? I need answers to some concerns I have about Blu-Ray. I have spent hours researching Blu-ray vs. HDDVD with most of the information coming from this website and HDDVD.org. Please Help.

1. Picture Quality, who has the best picture quality?

2. Audio, it seems to me that HDDVD offers more audio options with DD+ and TureHD while Blu-ray has uncompressed PCM, which Audio format is best? Are the best Audio formats standard with most movies or just a select few?

3. Bonus Features. It seems that until the BD50 comes to market HDDVD will be able to deliver more content. Any word as to when BD50 will be the standard for Blu-ray titles?

4. Up-Converting DVD's. According to several articles I have read they say the Toshiba player does a better job up converting DVD's than the Samsung player, true or false? If true will this be resolved when new Blu-ray players come on-line or is this a Blu-ray technology issue? Finally, what do you think of up-converted DVD's is there a big difference?

Thanks for your input.

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