DVD High Definition?

I noticed that there is now an option in the preferences tab in the Apple DVD player software for high defintion. Does this mean that macbook pros will be capable of playing the upcoming HD DVDs? If not, can I still play some form of HD Video (besides quicktime trailers) on my mac book pro? Is there a way to convert standard definition video, such as that form a DV camcorder to high definition? Thanks
-Paul

I disagree...there are line "doubler" and even "quadruplers" that increase a video source's resolution, and there is a large market for upconverting DVD players. Obviously, thanks to the GIGO principle (garbage in garbage out) the result is nowhere near true HD quality, but there is no question that these upconverting devices have a huge impact on video quality.
It seems logical to me that these high-powered cpu's we now have could be capable of performing some level of upconversion of SD material on the fly. They certainly can certainly deinterlace video in realtime. Am I wrong? Perhaps some other software can do this, like VLC?
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