What I mean is that already got TV can fully show 4096×2160 and HDMI 1.4 also can transmit 4096×2160. Only BD player... or am I misunderstood?

BD player cannot upscale.. 1080p BDs.. (BD spec is max 1080p cannot go higher)

O... I thought "true and complete 4K master" mean the movie is in 4096×2160 resolution.

oic
nvr really following HDMI 1.4 specs

maybe when you buy that 4k movie, it comes in a 2.0TB HDD..

but the res of source on BD can still be 4k, right?
only the player is stucked at 1080p, which means can only downscale to 1080?

the disc it self stores the movie 1080p where can store the data at 4K??

At first, I though, their start using multi layers BD (more than current 2 layers).

i heard quad layer BD is releasing soon.........

It's the blu-ray disc itself cannot store any movie with res > 1080p, or the movie itself is set to 1080p and stored into the disc?
Now I'm confused

This post has been edited by robinlim: Jan 29 2010, 11:23 PM

that's what I heard 2years ago..

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Added on January 29, 2010, 11:27 pmplease dun confuse data BD and Movie BD...

if data BD, you can store what ever data files you like

if Movie BD, you have to follow the spec to make sure every player can play it..

This post has been edited by ar188: Jan 29 2010, 11:27 PM

lili?? u got spiderman trilogy??

what are you talking about?

lili = really?? and i'm asking you do you have spiderman trilogy for sale??? dun offer me RM300 again bro...... nothing lar, just kidding.....

I lili offer this plice b4 ? wow!

u lili so desperate for spiderman trilogy?what so special of spiderman trilogy?
cannot get in garage sales?

he mistaken you with bro arremie

OIC.. arremie potong people sell at RM300??

It was scanned at 4k resolution for the master, then the digital intermediate is downscaled to 1080p for blu-ray production.

By the way, tested Michael Jackson's This Is It. The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 has easily taken over the throne for the audio king in concert category. Excellent use of surrounds (the music itself, not crowd noise/ambience), very finely detailed and crystal clear reproduction of each instruments, and what's making it more unique is Michael's unique choice of instruments in his songs that's makes it feel exotic but alive, really sweet. The drums and percussions all comes to live taking you right into the stage. And the LFE, the bass pedals just pounds your heart without mercy, you'll want more. The lowest notes of the bass strings were translated very accurately and intricately defined, in "Man in the Mirror" it's just so sweet, you can feel the vibration of each lingering note. Those with elite LFE system will defintely reach bassgasm, I guarantee.

For video, they're compiled from more than a hundred hours of footage, using many different type of cameras, HD and SD. With HD shots there's just very few to complain, and of course, SD is SD you can only get the best of what upconversion can provide (the native video already upcoverted to HD on the disc, your equipment is not doing any upconversion). Will discuss more a about tbe content when I watch it in full, though with the preview it already gave me goosebumps, amazing. And he was 50 years old.

I think that just means the original movie stock is 4K, which they then downscaled to 1080 res. It's just like Baraka, where the original movie stock is 8K but the BD is still 1080.