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Originally Posted by Robbie
That's not real HD though Eman-PG. But it's damn impressive. My point was that the second you compress something it's no longer what is considered "High Definition" because you just removed a shitload of visual information. But obviously the less you compress the better.  |
Of course it is real HD. HD refers to the resolution that the image is capture and delivered at. High Definition is something higher than Standard Definition.1280x720 or 1920x1080 are the ONLY HD resolutions. The HD signal you get in your HDTV is compressed MPEG-2 to about 5-6Mbps. BluRay is 15-20Mbps MPEG-4 AVC or VC-1. Everything is compressed even raw formats (ie. HDV = compressed, DVCPROHD = compressed).