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Originally Posted by Josh Z
The macroblocking in TOS is not due to the compression. It was introduced during some of the digital tinkering done for the restoration. The same macroblocking is visible in the same spots on the...
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Originally Posted by mboszko
Tried it both ways from the PS3, no difference. Didn't try PCM from the Panasonic.
That was definitely turned off. That's the Audyssey version of compressed dynamic range/night mode. (And that...
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Originally Posted by mboszko
Yeah, I'm sure. That was my first guess, actually, but I went through and made sure that was turned off, and made sure there wasn't any compression enabled on either of the BD players either. Totally...
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Originally Posted by mboszko
Forgive me for jumping in here.
Teiresias, did you ever figure out what the issue was? I just gave the TNG-HD disc a go tonight, and I've tried it on two different Blu-ray players (my usual PS3, and...
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Originally Posted by XxDeadlyxX
TNG on Blu-ray looks spectacular enough without needing any higher-res anyway.
The fact we are getting what we are getting already is a bloody miracle if you ask me, and I think we should all be...
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Originally Posted by Maxwell Everett
Is anyone else hearing a slight audio glitch on "Encounter at Farpoint"? It's only on the 7.1 DTS-HD MA track, the 2.0 DTS-HD MA appears to be fine.
It's during chapter 4 at 20:40 when Troi...
My copy is waiting at Best Buy for me to pick up. I ordered it at 3:00 am before going to bed because something told me that it's going to sell out fast. Boy was I right. Checked all the Best Buys in the area and they were all sold out...
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Originally Posted by naiaru
I also have a 703 and I'd say the DNR is best left off. While it does cut back on noise, it also cuts back on detail. The picture with DNR on ends up looking REALLY blurry. If you were to bother with...
