I think everyone forgets that these discs are just storage mediums. You can burn any resolution to a DVD-9, the only determining factor is length of video/audio. I'm going to assume they'll give you the option to burn at 480p/720p/1080i/1080p, w/or/w/o different digital audio formats.
There are many DVD players out there that will output a 720p signal, possibly higher, I haven't kept up with the latest trends.
As others have already said, you can already download a movie on Isohunt at 720p and burn to DVD. Sans HD-DVD content and extra language sound tracks, the video and audio only takes like 4 gig.
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Andrew @ Oct 2nd 2007 10:13AM
I think everyone forgets that these discs are just storage mediums. You can burn any resolution to a DVD-9, the only determining factor is length of video/audio. I'm going to assume they'll give you the option to burn at 480p/720p/1080i/1080p, w/or/w/o different digital audio formats.
There are many DVD players out there that will output a 720p signal, possibly higher, I haven't kept up with the latest trends.
As others have already said, you can already download a movie on Isohunt at 720p and burn to DVD. Sans HD-DVD content and extra language sound tracks, the video and audio only takes like 4 gig.