maybe like very small improvement...
cos already down rez to PAL/NTSC mah..
but if the CRT can accept HD ready 1080i component, then maybe can see much better improvement when playing those HD download files..

When you watch the HDMI movie(Original) about 2-3 feet, you can easily see the pixel. But DVD(Original) can't really see it, anyone know why?

wat is a hdmi movie?

Also want to know lah, what is hdmi movie? New format ker? Ekekek

hdmi movie? me also wanna know.. hehehhe...

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Added on February 7, 2009, 1:56 pmi voted for mkv files.. definitely better than DVD... 720p vs 480p..



This post has been edited by zerorulez: Feb 7 2009, 01:56 PM

hows mkv files compared to dvd9?

btw whats the diff in pq interms of dvd9 and dvd

mkv (with H264 encoding) owns DVD9.

H264 is really amazing. I've downloaded 1 movie only 1GB+(mkv - H264) but the quality is better than the same movie with 4GB+ file encoded with Xvid. Anyone notice the same sympton? I guess Xvid really outdated already.

Disclaimer: The above was done solely for the purpose of analysing videos encoded with different codecs. All movies downloaded are promptly destroyed after 24hours after the analysis has been performed.

aiyoh.... mkv is a container
DVD9 is a dual layer DVD, how the hell can u guys compare?

Generally understood lar.

DVD-9 is MPEG-2, mkv is mostly H264, although it can be others.

i tot mkv mostly is x264

x264 is the encoder. H264 is the codec. But a lot of people just put x264 in their NFO file because they encode it using x264, hence the confusion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X264

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H264

This post has been edited by Matrix: Feb 10 2009, 05:23 PM

H264 for me anytime. DVD really cant make the cut. I am as fussy as YB already.