I really can't notice the difference between upscale DVD and BLU Ray either. I use my PS3 slim to watch movies which has both great upscale and Blu Ray and when I pop in a Blu Ray disc to watch, I really can't tell that it's different. Either my eye sight sucks or maybe my LCD TV is too small to make use of the increased resolution.I've got a Sony Bravia I just picked up. I use regular comcast but have a blueray player with HDMI cables I picked up off of monocable.com
the monster cables are overpriced. Personally, I don't use an HD receiver because even at my ages I can't tell the difference.
When I'm watching a movie I'll use the blu rays... and it is great at 1080P but not any better then a regular DVD in my opinion.
but I could be an idiot I guess or just have poor vision
I really can't notice the difference between upscale DVD and BLU Ray either. I use my PS3 slim to watch movies which has both great upscale and Blu Ray and when I pop in a Blu Ray disc to watch, I really can't tell that it's different. Either my eye sight sucks or maybe my LCD TV is too small to make use of the increased resolution.
I have a 1080p TV and the HDMI cables hooked. It's all set up properly.
I just don't see much of a difference between a regular DVD and a Blu-Ray one.
I rent Blu-Rays. Netflix charges an extra 3 bucks a month for it.Rob, do you rent blu-rays? Do this, rent Baracka or Planet Earth on Blu-ray. Trust me. If you don't see a difference it means your tv ain't working right.