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Banned
- Liittynyt
- 22.5.2007
- Viestejä
- 1 241
Palatakseni vanhaan aiheeseen...
Apple TV 2.0 päivitys tuli toissapäivänä ja ensimmäiset testit on ulkona.
Ohessa iLoungen vertailua Bluerayhin, HD-kaapeliin ja SD-DVD:hen ....
"While the Blu-Ray version was the clear winner of the bunch, we were surprised by how well the Apple TV fared in comparison to the other formats we tested."
"What impressed us about the Apple TV rental was that the video, despite needing to be sent over the Internet rather than residing comfortably on a DVD or Blu-Ray Disc, exhibited little in the way of motion blur or compression artifacts—it looked as good as could be expected from 720p"
"Since the majority of HDTVs sold before 2007 were not capable of displaying true 1080p output—most were capped at 720p or 1080i—the superior video quality of the Blu-Ray versions of movies won’t be noticeable on such sets, and the difference between the Apple TV and Blu-Ray versions will be less noticeable. If you’re using a TV without the ability to display 1080p video—especially if you don’t have a receiver capable of decoding the Blu-Ray Disc’s DTS-HD signal—an Apple TV rental will be an almost complete substitute for renting the Blu-Ray. "
"... the Apple TV requires at least 2-3 minutes of downloading time before you can start watching,"
Täällä kun oli kovasti epäilyä onnistuuko SD:tä parempi streamaus lainkaan nykyisillä yhteyksillä.
Sitten kun tämä kaikki on mahdollista suomessa voi alkaa leijua.