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home and garden home entertainingWhat is the difference between Bluray and 1080p?
1080p is a standard video resolution (1920 x1080pixels, progressive), and BluRay is a trademark foranoptical storage media standard. With the advent of 4Ktelevisions,the Blu Ray standards have been revised toinclude a newspecification called Ultra HD Blu Ray,supported by newerBlu Ray players.
In this way, is Blu ray or 1080p better?
From the definition, Normal Blu-raydiscsresolution is 1080P (1920×1080 pixels), at up to60(59.94) frame rate. It is undoubtedly suitable for HDTV display.4KBlu-ray is 3840 x 2160 pixels. It must be thewinnerof visual experience in the 4K Blu-ray vs1080PBlu-ray war.
In this regard, what is the quality of Blu Ray?
Blu-ray or Blu-ray Disc(BD)is a digital optical disc data storage format. It was designedtosupersede the DVD format, and is capable of storing severalhoursof video in high-definition (HDTV 720p and 1080p) andultrahigh-definition resolution (2160p).
The more data, the better the pictureandsound quality, and Ultra HD Blu-ray is poisedtodeliver big-time data. As for your A/V receiver, think of italongthe same lines as a 4K UHD TV. One combines audio andvideoand uses HDCP 2.2, while the second is audio-only and doesn'tuseHDCP 2.2.