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Originally posted by JerryL:
What I prize most of all is what I would call image stability- that is an absence of noise, ringing and ghosting, colors not smearing, details looking clean and crisp when appropriate.
Yes, yes, yes!

When I watch a movie I don't want to be constantly reminded that I am watching a lossy compressed format, which was always my experience with MPEG2 on DVD. With VC-1 I have yet to see the codec intrude in any obvious or negative way - any deficiencies can be attributed to the film master or the projector/scaler. This is the closest to the original film we have yet seen...

I see no reason why a Blu-Ray disc using VC-1 wouldn't also look as good and perhaps those attending the Amir Roadshow can ask him what his group is doing to encourage the Blu-Ray camp to adopt it...

Mark

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