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Which goes back to the beginning. Why is my BD rip showing 720x480? If it is rectangle pixels so 720 covers 1920 I don't have better "resolution" just more screen covered by the same number of pixels. Which would look like pooh.

Guess my point is, if the actual frame size is 720 pixels by 480 pixels, and my monitor is actually 1920 x 1080 pixels, native pixel>pixel display would be only about 40% of the screen. And if "expanded" to 1920x1080 it would be faking the resolution. My understanding is that BD (or 1080p ...

So, you're saying that I probably DO have BD mkv (1920x1080) files, but windows is just being stupid and saying "Oh -- Video. Must be 720x480"? I was just curious since 720x480 SHOULD look pretty crappy on my 1080p monitor after upscaling! I should note that I found it peculiar that window...

I did a search and could not find what I was looking for. I have ripped a large number of DVD's and a few Blue Ray's. I feel I must be doing something wrong since if I right click on the .mkv file and look at properties, even the BD's show a frame size of (typically) 720x480. I would have expected 1...