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Post by mtw12055 on Jun 3, 2024 18:43:46 GMT -5
Hello, yes I was curious about CF bluray quality versus CF DVD quality and not CF quality material versus previously made materials by other companies. 1080p can be burned on to DVD, and vice versa 720p can be put on bluray. Just because something is sold on blu-ray, doesnt mean its 1080p "best quality". In Europe for example where they are more ecoconscience and less profit driven than many US companies, are more often putting out bluray discs labeled on the top of the case as "SD on Blu-Ray". Like I mentioned before, this is a way to put more material on a single bluray disc as opposed to spreading out that same amount of material of several DVDs (which I hate as it forces us consumers to pay more due to extra "volumes"). Warner Brothers for example has put out material on blu-ray (as a marketing ploy) with a running time of a mere 90 minutes when that exact same video/quality can be put on a regular DVD. Side note, Ive seen bluray discs with 1080p video that has a combined over 9 hour running time! ClassicFlix isn't the sort of company to do that... A high quality product has always been crucial to their business. Case in point, their upcoming set of silents. Certain titles are going to be included on Blu-Ray. Others will only be on DVD, as the surviving material simply can't be given the proper HD restoration. They think those details out carefully.
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