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Should I sell HK PS3 for US model?, Pros and cons of owning Reg 3 model...
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neoardi
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 Aug 17 2007, 06:07 PM
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QUOTE(Ninja @ Aug 17 2007, 05:46 PM) It depends on the DVD source. PS3 upscaler is pretty good. Even better than any upscaling DVD out there. There were definitely some slightly noticeable jaggies, but I've seen worse.  When you consider that upscaling is just one of the many functions of the PS3, I think the performance is pretty impressive. True, true  . Trust me, b4 this many dunno the differ between DVD5 and DVD9 video quality. But after the intro of the DVD upscaler, many will much appreciated the DVD9 video quality including me... . I <3 my PS3*. *This is NOT a fanboy statement, this is a fact. |
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neoardi
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Aug 18 2007, 12:01 AM
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QUOTE(rx330 @ Aug 17 2007, 11:53 PM) neo.... nothing to do with dvd 5 or 9.... it depends on the source.. same thing like a single layer BD can be better than a DL BD FYI, what i meant was, if the source's bitrate is higher, the movie won't fit in a single layer DVD (DVD5). Which mean, most movies with higher bitrate will ONLY fits in dual layer DVD (DVD9). |
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neoardi
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Aug 18 2007, 12:13 AM
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QUOTE DVD-5 DVDs can easily hold 2 hours of video content. The average bitrate for 2 hours on a DVD-5 is roughly 3.5 kbps.
DVD-9 DVDs can hold twice the video content at the same bitrate or can have higher bitrates (average bitrate of 7 kbps) for the disc.
Higher bitrates can often mean better picture quality so many Hollywood DVDs are DVD-9 discs. That said, if your video was shot with a miniDV or DV-CAM you may not see that much of an improvement with higher bitrates.
The downsides of higher bitrates are slightly less compatibility with older DVD players and cost. It is more expensive to replicate DVD-9 discs. http://www.bpstudio.com/dvdauthoring.htmlThis post has been edited by neoardi: Aug 18 2007, 12:13 AM |
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