yah but even the current Toshiba HD-DVD player doesnt support DL discs....though the newer ones do.
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yah but even the current Toshiba HD-DVD player doesnt support DL discs....though the newer ones do.
Things would have been so much better if Sony just put their ego aside and didn't refuse to come to an agreement on a compromise format.
What are you talking about? All HD-DVDs are DL discs.Quote:
Originally Posted by marwan
if im not mistaken isnt the DL thing solved via firmware? I dont know about the samsung player but i know most of the drives and players being released right now have the ability to waiting on the firmware.Quote:
Originally Posted by TobalRox
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Originally Posted by TobalRox
i thought the Toshiba HD-A1 HD-DVD Player only supports single layer HD DVD discs. Or did i mistake that for the Samsung BD player? ....i know for a fact there is a player that only supports SL for now.
The Toshiba players have always read dual layered discs. You are thinking of the Samsung BD player only.
yah thats it. so people that bought the samsung BD players are pretty much screwed up once movies start coming out on DL BDs.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonathonIngram
So, like I was saying...
dumb noob question, but what "definition" are movies made in?
Erm, HD. The term high-definition is pretty much a catch-all for anything above standard television resolution (640x480). What you're probably wondering is, "What resolution are movies made in?" and that varies based on the medium and cameras. If you're thinking of your average Hollywood movie I'd imagine 90% of them are in the same resolution but I don't know what it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by JesusC
i think all movies nowadays are shot in 720p/1080i/1080p. but the older movies were shot in 480p.Quote:
Originally Posted by JesusC
this is something i heard on some site, so im not really sure.