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Blu-Ray
Clonehead:
Oh, it's a newer Phillips lcd that I bought last year. Like I said, I'm running it through HDMI and the tv states that it's displaying a 1080P signal as I start the blu-ray. It just doesnt seem that much tighter than a normal dvd. I rented another blu-ray dvd this weekend. Perhaps it will look better.
clonetrooper360:
--- Quote from: Clonehead on November 24, 2008, 04:04:03 PM ---I have had a PS3 for a while now but as of yet havent bought more than one blu-ray movie. Our local rental place has just started renting blu-ray dvds and I rented one the other day. I don't know if it is because the ps3 is upscaling the regular dvds or what but I still can't tell that much of a difference as far as resolution goes in between the blu-ray dvds and the regular ones. Sure, the color might be slightly brighter but it's not the difference that I was expecting.
Has anyone else noticed this?
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same as u pall!
Clonehead:
Now I think that they look a bit better, but not that much.
clonetrooper360:
mines nothing compared to the ones at the stores , i think maybe becasue ps3 isnt as good as the best blue rays out there that cost almost 1000 $
Darth Aussie:
No thats not true, you still have to set the PS3 to gen 1080p settings....
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