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Originally Posted by IIG
I don't actively buy SD releases any more. Perhaps if the price is ridiculously low or the title is extremely rare, I'll bite the bullet and purchase a DVD. Also, any full screen releases that I need will do just fine with regular DVD. Other than that, I need everything in the best quality available to me.
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It's quite simple really... If it's on BD, you like the movie/show, price is good, buy buy buy. If it's on BD, pricey, not sure it's good, rent rent rent. If it's not on BD, it's a good movie, get it on DVD, b/c it's cheap cheap cheap. If it's not on BD, it's a good movie, and not cheap on dvd, well, wait wait wait.
So far works for me and i saved a bunch comparing what i spent back in 2000 when vhs was replaced by dvds... DVDs actually push BD w/o even knowing it. Think about it, BD rental is almost instant, b/c dvd rental services are already in motion. Unlike vhs and dvd transition times... |
When it comes to Projection systems (blu ray projectors? projectors where you attach your DVD player or blu ray player to it?), are the blu rays a huge improvement over DVDs when projected?
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Originally Posted by toddly6666
When it comes to Projection systems (blu ray projectors? projectors where you attach your DVD player or blu ray player to it?), are the blu rays a huge improvement over DVDs when projected?
I saw reviews of some "poor" or "mediocre" HD-DVDs that said the PQ was not worth upgrading. Even those "mediocre" discs are a good improvement on my 106" IMO. |
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