Best Blu Ray Movies Picture Quality
With a Blu-ray player you can get the best Blu ray movies picture quality. Most of all Hollywood movies are shot at 24 frames per second, and Blu-ray movies are mastered at 24 frame per second, so the Blu-ray player can output your films at 1080/24p for a true film-like experience at home. Sony BDP-S300 and LG BD570 Network Blu-ray Disc Players can also output at 1080/60p for more traditional HDTV sets on the market.
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What Is The Blu-ray Picture quality
- HD 1080p Blu-ray delivers up to 6x better picture resolution than DVD
- DVDs can deliver 10Mbps, HDTV broadcasts can reach 19 Mbps, Blu-ray outshines them all with up to 48 Mbps
- Progressive scanning “p” delivers a smoother image than interlaced “i” and stays sharper during motion
Blu-ray has 5x more capacity (50GB/ 9GB) than DVD, this provides more space for content and higher quality video graphics and audio.
Blu-ray disc technology not only delivers a phenomenal picture, but incredible sound as well. You can enjoy movies from Hollywood’s biggest studios, and all of the great features, sight and sounds that Blu-ray disc player has to offer.
With Dolby Digital 5.1, commonly used on DVDs, you lose dome of the sound quality. But Blu-ray provides up to 7.1 channels of superior HD audio.
What Do You Need To Watch Blu-ray Movies:
- HDTV (preferably 1080p, while 720p won’t maximize the native 1080p picture of your Blu-ray discs, the HD picture produced by your TV and Blu-ray player will still look very good)
- HDMI or DVI cable from your player to your HDTV, for the best picture quality
- Blu-ray player or PlayStation 3
- Blu-ray movies
720 or 1080 refers to the number of horizontal lines there are to fill the screen – the more lines, the higher the resolution. HDTV manufacturers typically offer 720p/1080i and 1080p TVs. HD cable/satellite and network TV broadcasters can deliver content at a maximum resolution of 720p or 1080i. Blu-ray can deliver full 1080p content, also known as “Full HD”, the highest standard for HDTVs and content. Your TV will automatically display the best quality it can, based on the content.
Can You Play Your Old DVDs On A Blu-Ray
Standard DVDs and CDs play on all Blu-ray disc players and PlayStation3. The Blu-ray disc system uses the same 12 cm and 8 cm disc sizes, but playing a DVD on a HDTV you wont get HD picture cause DVD is a standard definition.
Even if your existing DVD player upscales to 1080p, it won’t look as good as a Blu-ray, since the content on the DVD is not HD, and it wont match the picture quality or clarity of true source content of a Blu-ray.
Blu-ray discs play on Blu-ray players, PlayStation3, or Blu-ray drives for computers and will not play on DVD players.
With the Sony BDP-S300 Blu-ray player you can get the most out of your existing DVD collection by having them upscaled to 1080p quality.
Your DVD’s will look and sound better than ever when you play them back on your Blu-ray disc player.
Why Do You See Black Bars On The Top And Bottom Of Your Screen
Blu-ray movies are delivered in widescreen. Since HDTV’s are also widescreen format, generally your Blu-ray movies fill up the screen. However, depending on the movie, sometimes you’ll see small black bars on your screen. The bars are smaller than you would see when watching a widescreen movie on a standard definition TV.
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