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31st July 2010, 10:46
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Footage filmed on 50i Digibeta put on Blu - Ray
Does this possess a visual bennifit over standard hardware encoded DVD?
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31st July 2010, 14:26
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Why would you want to bother?
DVDs store SDTV in H.262 MPEG2. Digibetas record SDTV. A perfect match. BluRays store HDTV in H.264 MPEG4. A data file is a data file, whatever medium you store it on.
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1st August 2010, 17:10
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But what about compression issues with putting content on a standard DVD?
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2nd August 2010, 08:09
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You got all the answers already, but haven't answered my question, why would you bother?
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2nd August 2010, 13:32
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Depends.... if you want to pay 50c for a blank DVD or $9 for a blank Blu-Ray disc...
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