Blu-ray Region A Vs Region B

[franin]

I would love to know if Blu-ray Region A run at a diffent frame rate then Blu-ray Region B.I was told that Region A was better,but i cannot confirm that if it's true.

[cwt]

I would love to know if Blu-ray Region A run at a diffent frame rate then Blu-ray Region B.I was told that Region A was better,but i cannot confirm that if it's true.

Ide imagine so FRANIN; Wikepedia lists both 1080i 50 and 60 frame rates as well as 24p.All bets are off If this refers to video and not film :wacko:If separate frame rates exist the 60 frame output would have 3/2 pulldown judder and the 50 4% speed up as exists for ntsc and pal dvd's i'de imagine.Sooner 24p comes the better

[sulimo]

I assumed that they were the same. All 1080p/24. Of course I completely forgot about TV content. I assumed HD shows were recorded in the same format and just converted down for broadcast.

Not that I'm sure I'd notice the difference between 1080i/50 or 1080i/60. After all I've generally preferred PAL DVDs over NTSC ones.

[AndrewW]

My understanding is that all the discs are encoded at 24fps.

There is no difference between a Region A and Region B disc.

It is up to the player how they are output to the display.

Andrew.

[migrane]

My understanding is that all the discs are encoded at 24fps.

There is no difference between a Region A and Region B disc.

It is up to the player how they are output to the display.

Andrew.

And all players currently output at 60Hz.

Most of the current Region B player manuals contain statements that a firmware update

will be required to play at 50Hz, should 50Hz source material come along.

[cwt]

My understanding is that all the discs are encoded at 24fps.

There is no difference between a Region A and Region B disc.

It is up to the player how they are output to the display.

Andrew.

When I mentioned 24p output I should have clarified they are encoded as 1080p/24 indeed Andrew