Which Is The Best Technology For You In Home Movie Viewing?

To Blu-ray or not to Blu-ray? That is the question

. It's really a pretty simple answer, however you must first ask yourself a few questions? Firstly, do you really enjoy watching movies? Second, do you love HD? If you answered yes to either of these questions and you like watching movies in HD with perfect sound and perfect picture, then you must make use of Blu-ray as a preferred format. Not only does it offer the only true HD quality picture, not near HD or up-converting technology, but true HD picture; it also provides true HD sound. The image and sound quality is significantly superior to DVD.

I know that they say you are able to upgrade the DVD image to near high definition, yet that is the problem. It is only near HD, not true high definition. Now for some movies, older movies in particular where the source material is weakened and is not of the highest quality will never be perfect, however with Blu-ray technology and digital upgrading, these old movies could look as good as the day they were made.

Newer movies are probably going to be shot with digital technology and look and sound absolutely remarkable on BD. These movies can finally be seen in the way they were meant to be seen and heard. There are a few limitations to the technology and that would come from the elements that the BD player is coupled with. You must watch the BD on an hi def television. Standard definition televisions will not show the brilliance and picture quality of the Blu-ray. Moreover, for HD sound you must have a high def capable surround sound system. Otherwise the sound through the television, even HD television is not going to be optimal.

Lastly and just as essential is the way the components are connected together. You can not use component or non-HD capable cables. You must invest in some quality HDMI cables. It's the only cable capable of transferring the hi def quality sound and picture between the components. There are several HD televisions to select from. LCD, Plasma and DLP all have TVs with 1080p capabilities and offer the highest picture clarity available today.

The television you choose should be determined by separate factors such as cost, location and use. Also, the surround sound for the television will make a difference in how the movies sound when watching them on the BD player. These are all things to take into account when putting together the perfect home theater.

by: Matt Thames

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