V Vij Forerunner Feb 11, 2008 #1 I came across this comment somewhere I haven't found an upscaling DVD player yet that can match the output quality of my notebook when outputting to my 42" 1080p TV. Click to expand... What do you guys think? Any comparisons around?
I came across this comment somewhere I haven't found an upscaling DVD player yet that can match the output quality of my notebook when outputting to my 42" 1080p TV. Click to expand... What do you guys think? Any comparisons around?
greenhorn Enclave Plus Juggernaut Feb 11, 2008 #2 i think what you are asking about is the video processing found on a pc compared to what's found on DVD players. the drive units , shouldnt be substantially different
i think what you are asking about is the video processing found on a pc compared to what's found on DVD players. the drive units , shouldnt be substantially different
superczar Keymaster Feb 11, 2008 #3 I guess the s/w upscaling on a decent Video player like KMplayer should at least be equal if not better than the hardware upscaling done by a high-end DVD player
I guess the s/w upscaling on a decent Video player like KMplayer should at least be equal if not better than the hardware upscaling done by a high-end DVD player
V Vij Forerunner Feb 11, 2008 #4 greenhorn said: i think what you are asking about is the video processing found on a pc compared to what's found on DVD players. the drive units , shouldnt be substantially different Click to expand... Yes, thats my Q. Will my laptop give as good pictures as a good upscaling DVD player when connected to a HDTV? Edit: Thx czar. The 360 should have fared as a better dvd player then.
greenhorn said: i think what you are asking about is the video processing found on a pc compared to what's found on DVD players. the drive units , shouldnt be substantially different Click to expand... Yes, thats my Q. Will my laptop give as good pictures as a good upscaling DVD player when connected to a HDTV? Edit: Thx czar. The 360 should have fared as a better dvd player then.
