DV 50 Vs Photo-JPEG (M-JPEG)

What is better over all quality: DV 50 or Photo-JPEG (as the Aja Io manual calls it, also known as M-JPEG?)?

Since Photo JPEG has many qualities available, it's best quality would be better, but it's lower qualities would be lower... Photo JEPG at 100% quality is akin to 10bit uncompressed media.
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