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Shadowman82 · 10-24-2007, 09:00 PM

Just reading the article on DVDFile I find this quote interesting and I agree with it .

"And I’m still baffled by the few readers who cannot accept the technical explanation that a higher bit rate and less compression for any given CODEC will produce a better image. Sony’s Superbit DVDs demonstrated very clearly that less compression and a higher average bit rate produces a better looking video transfer. Why doesn’t that experience with MPEG-2 convince skeptics that similar improvements will occur with VC-1 and AVC on HD discs? "

10-24-2007, 09:00 PM	#1 (permalink)
Shadowman82 Actor Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Canada	More storage space should help Blu-ray look better Just reading the article on DVDFile I find this quote interesting and I agree with it . "And I’m still baffled by the few readers who cannot accept the technical explanation that a higher bit rate and less compression for any given CODEC will produce a better image. Sony’s Superbit DVDs demonstrated very clearly that less compression and a higher average bit rate produces a better looking video transfer. Why doesn’t that experience with MPEG-2 convince skeptics that similar improvements will occur with VC-1 and AVC on HD discs? "