I don't think there will be any difference TBH.
Blue ray was designed to read discs which have large amounts of data ie greater than 25Gb, and even up to 128G bytes, as the technology matures more data may be possible.
High definition video at high frame rates create big data files, UHD resolutions of 3840 X 2160 require enormous file sizes.
To get all this data onto a silver disc requires different methods, hence blu Ray uses a blue or violet laser beam with a smaller wavelength (405nm) than the normally red laser for DVD.
Blu Ray players are backwards compatible with DVD discs and CD discs, but that is because they have dual laser reading mechanisms, that is they have blue and red laser mechanisms.
If a Blu Ray disc is inserted, the violet laser will read the disc, but if a DVD disc is played the violet laser mechanism is not used, but the other mechanism is used instead, which I think is red laser.
Unless your TV is able to display UHD (3840x2160) or 4K (4096x2160) or HD ( 1920 x1080) resolutions having a Blu Ray player is overkill.
DVD is standard definition ideally used on SD T.V. sets.
So in short, you can play the DVD in the Blu Ray player, but it won't obtain a higher definition, and ultimately the final result has to be shown on what the TV can best deliver.
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