Blu-ray disc with film based content stored as 1080i60
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The first release of Full Metal Jacket?
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Terminator 3: http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/1197/terminator3.html
Search that site for "1080i blu-ray review" and you'll get some likely hits. You'll have to research which ones are film-based.
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Terminator 3: http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/1197/terminator3.html
Search that site for "1080i blu-ray review" and you'll get some likely hits. You'll have to research which ones are film-based.
-Bill
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I imagine the HQV Benchmark disc would have some.
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http://www.blu-raystats.com/Stats/TechStats.php makes them easy to find. Most are concerts but you'll have to get the disc or read a review to see which are video and which are film based.
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That was the HD-DVD version, yes? There were a more than a few HD-DVDs that were 1080i in the early days.
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That was the HD-DVD version, yes? There were a more than a few HD-DVDs that were 1080i in the early days.
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No, the first Full Metal Jacket HD DVD and Blu-ray were both encoded as 1080p. The problem is that the transfer stemmed from an old 1080i master that the studio deinterlaced in-house prior to authoring.
There are very few HD DVD discs actually encoded as 1080i, and I believe almost all of them are concert or scenery titles.
No, the first Full Metal Jacket HD DVD and Blu-ray were both encoded as 1080p. The problem is that the transfer stemmed from an old 1080i master that the studio deinterlaced in-house prior to authoring.
There are very few HD DVD discs actually encoded as 1080i, and I believe almost all of them are concert or scenery titles.
That's strange. Blu-ray players (at least on mine, anyway) always outputs at the resolution you set it as. So if you set it to 1080p, you'll always get a 1080p output. If a movie content is 1080i, the player will do the de-interlacing and output it as 1080p. If it's 480i/p, the player upconverts it.
That's strange. Blu-ray players (at least on mine, anyway) always outputs at the resolution you set it as. So if you set it to 1080p, you'll always get a 1080p output. If a movie content is 1080i, the player will do the de-interlacing and output it as 1080p. If it's 480i/p, the player upconverts it.
That's right, I forgot about the details.
It's on the forum somewhere, try this thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...=958804&page=5
That's right, I forgot about the details.
It's on the forum somewhere, try this thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...=958804&page=5
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I just stumbled upon this: http://stockfootage.wildlifehd.com/s...n_catsearch%3E
That's exactly what I'm after, but I would need it on a BD disc....
I just stumbled upon this: http://stockfootage.wildlifehd.com/s...n_catsearch%3E
That's exactly what I'm after, but I would need it on a BD disc....
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