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Re: Blue-Ray and HD DVD - Do they still use MPEG 2 or what?

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Re: Blue-Ray and HD DVD - Do they still use MPEG 2 or what?
by Sean ONeil on Jul 15, 2006 at 2:32:38 am

[Ben Waggoner] "
The combination of more efficient compression and more capacity with HD DVD has lead to HD DVD titles providing visually lossless compression and lots of room for extras, while the Blu-ray titles so far tend to have a lot of artifacts, and no extras"

Of course those are dual-layer HD-DVD being compared to single layer Blu-Ray.

Sean


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