http://highdefinitionreviews.net/what-happens-to-my-hd-video-content-when-burned-to-a-standard-dvd/ Get reviews from real users of High Definition TV, HD Camera, Camcorder, DVD, Projectors, LCD. Samsung LED TV reviews. Thu, 15 Sep 2011 22:07:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://highdefinitionreviews.net/what-happens-to-my-hd-video-content-when-burned-to-a-standard-dvd/comment-page-1/#comment-26671 Jeff H Sat, 24 Jul 2010 23:06:25 +0000 http://highdefinitionreviews.net/what-happens-to-my-hd-video-content-when-burned-to-a-standard-dvd/#comment-26671 Do some tests - try it both ways and see how you like it. Its hard to say which will turn out better, as there is WAY more to it than just resolution... the optics are the same, but the codecs are different - very different. Transcoding HD may yield better/worse/same results as recording in SD... the only way to tell is to film the same types of scenes both ways and compare the results. Do some tests – try it both ways and see how you like it. Its hard to say which will turn out better, as there is WAY more to it than just resolution… the optics are the same, but the codecs are different – very different. Transcoding HD may yield better/worse/same results as recording in SD… the only way to tell is to film the same types of scenes both ways and compare the results.

]]> http://highdefinitionreviews.net/what-happens-to-my-hd-video-content-when-burned-to-a-standard-dvd/comment-page-1/#comment-26672 jacky g Sat, 24 Jul 2010 23:06:25 +0000 http://highdefinitionreviews.net/what-happens-to-my-hd-video-content-when-burned-to-a-standard-dvd/#comment-26672 If your recording onto miniDV, always record in HighDef. You can transfer it to the computer as standard definition and In my experience it looks HEAPS better... mainly the color. ALSO it means that your master copy is in HighDef so you can do whatever you want with it later. I do all my filming this way and its great! If your recording onto miniDV, always record in HighDef. You can transfer it to the computer as standard definition and In my experience it looks HEAPS better… mainly the color. ALSO it means that your master copy is in HighDef so you can do whatever you want with it later. I do all my filming this way and its great!

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