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Creating hd on regular dvd

Discussion in 'HD DVD discussion' started by rfox20, Oct 21, 2007.

  1. rfox20

    rfox20 Member

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    My favorite movie is Kingdom of Heaven. Its not available on hd-dvd yet. So here is what I did used dvd shrink to make a backup copy (saved to a folder instead of a dvd disk). Then I used ulead movie factory to create a hd dvd structure. The movie imported as a 24 bit 16X9 with 720x480 at a size of around 4.3 gig. I used the setting of 24 bit 16x9 with 1920x1080 and compression setting at 100 for greatest quality. After burning to a regular dvd I couldn't check it (wouldn't show up in the drive) but it would play in windvd
    but in my toshiba A2 it showed up as a hd dvd not just dvd and a resoultion of 1080i. The quality seemed alot better than the original at 480p and the upconverted backup dvd. After I get some double layer dvds I will backup with no compression in dvd shrink and use
    2pass in movie factory. Someone may have already done this but I guess it is an option with not many choices for hd backups yet. Also you don't want to rip as a avi it uncompresses at around 13 gig in movie factory.
     
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    Just got some double layer dvds. I took star wars episode 1 (16x9) and used dvd shrink to rip to the hard drive. I left it uncompressed the size was around 6.8 gig. Put it in ulead movie factory and created a hd dvd. Put it in my toshiba A-2 it shows up as a hd dvd and plays as 1080i. The picture is real good alot better than 480p origional.
     
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    Surely a similar picture quality is acheived if you let the toshiba play the original DVD upscalled to 1080.
     

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