Peter Parker
Distinguished Member
I was reading up a review of the new 1080 DLP Marantz projector over on avs.com, and Greg Rogers (the reviewer) said this:
I think he's referring tyo the mpg2 filtering that's going on to reduce the artefacts inherant in the codec, which as a result causes image softening. Adding EE will give back some apparent sharpness to the image. EE works better on small displays like TVs, but on a larger (projected) image it can look horrendous. Another reason to go HD-DVD if that happens IMHO.
Gary
Greg Rogers said:The Blu-ray system (player/disc) performance was quite disappointing. But now I fear that the content providers will listen to the criticism about image softness and decide to start adding edge-enhancement to the discs rather than fix the real problem.
I think he's referring tyo the mpg2 filtering that's going on to reduce the artefacts inherant in the codec, which as a result causes image softening. Adding EE will give back some apparent sharpness to the image. EE works better on small displays like TVs, but on a larger (projected) image it can look horrendous. Another reason to go HD-DVD if that happens IMHO.
Gary