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What does DVD 9 Superbit means?

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Superbit = marketing ploy :D

Superbit films have no extras on the disc so the disc can have higher bitrate video and audio...in theory. In practise, the bitrate is no higher than a regular DVD although superbits do generally have a fantastic picture quality

tbh unless you're watching on a 50" screen, I doubt you'd even be able to tell the difference. I have a couple of Superbit discs and, although they're excellent, they're no better than some of my other DVDs for picture/audio
 
123rl said:
Superbit = marketing ploy :D

Superbit films have no extras on the disc so the disc can have higher bitrate video and audio...in theory. In practise, the bitrate is no higher than a regular DVD although superbits do generally have a fantastic picture quality

tbh unless you're watching on a 50" screen, I doubt you'd even be able to tell the difference. I have a couple of Superbit discs and, although they're excellent, they're no better than some of my other DVDs for picture/audio

Uh, wrong.

95% of the Superbits out do have higher video bitrate and unless you are watching it on a 20" TV without a prog scan player, you CAN tell the difference.

This site is really good with comparisons between discs, and even uses a handy program that displays the video bitrate for most discs:
http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/compare.htm
 
ManaByte said:
Uh, wrong.

95% of the Superbits out do have higher video bitrate and unless you are watching it on a 20" TV without a prog scan player, you CAN tell the difference.

This site is really good with comparisons between discs, and even uses a handy program that displays the video bitrate for most discs:
http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/compare.htm

Ya but they have been using the SuperBit name to sell empty DVD's or just release a SuperBit and no regular for comparison. Adaptation, Panic Room, Brown Bunny come to mind.
 
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