Progressive or Interlaced

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Maverick340

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With the two new standard of optical media coming , namely HD-DVD and Blu Ray Disc , there has also come the question of quality and vis-a-vis the codecs they use . Now i have minimal knowledge of the two but from what i have read here and there i hear that HD-DVD uses the progressive format while BLD uses interlaced. That mean HDTV is viewed on a 1080p television while a BLD movie can be viewed(best viewed) on a 1080i screen. Am i right ?
Also what are the extensions each format uses ? And the main question , how do you know if a video is interlaced encoded or progressive ? and which method is better in terms of both quality and size ?
 

Tech Geek

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why did you make another thread?
you could have asked the mod to shift the old thread to this section
 

vinyas

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Who ever buys Dvd's will Tell u,Progressive any day

also one has goto to understand that Dvd Authoring Scene is Real Crap in India expect for 2 Labs,Prasad & YRF studios nobody gives out good Dvd's.Unless some interest is taken,u can Bye Bye to good Dvd's.Be it Progressive or Interlaced Quality will still be Crap without Proper Authoring
 
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Maverick340

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so what are the procedures in DVD authoring ? I mean yea i think DVDs made abroad are the actual DVDs. i Just saw Dhoom2 on a DVD , shitty !
Oh also if somebody could explain , what exactly is progressive and interlaced ( how do they differ )
 
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