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My point being that the more black area on the screen the less data throughput necessary.
1.78 devours data.
1.78 devours data.
ahh. Excellent point. I never stopped to consider that And now it seems pretty obvious.My point being that the more black area on the screen the less data throughput necessary.
1.78 devours data.
Sure. Have you actually compared a 4K stream against its physical counterpart Wes? I have and it’s virtually indistinguishable imo. I use Apple TV 4K with a 300mb speed.May come down to the equipment content being viewed on, and listened to with.
I have yes T, And watching Aliens on a web stream and comparing it to the disc I see and hear a difference.Sure. Have you actually compared a 4K stream against its physical counterpart Wes? I have and it’s virtually indistinguishable imo. I use Apple TV 4K with a 300mb speed.
Sure. Have you actually compared a 4K stream against its physical counterpart Wes? I have and it’s virtually indistinguishable imo. I use Apple TV 4K with a 300mb speed.
Now, that we have that established, can we move forward.i'm just saying, I noticed a difference and I'll take physical over screaming any day
Yes please.Now, that we have that established, can we move forward.
OK OK but after completely missing out on the discussion yesterday when this thread veered so wildly off topic, I wanted to add one observation regarding stream vs disc. I'll almost always pick the disc. Case in point:Now, that we have that established, can we move forward.
I don't know about the colors. Others can comment on that. This version of the movie looks very bright and well lit. It has a completely different feel from what it's always been. Personally, I think that was a mistake. I'm just not fanatical enough about it to get very upset about it.You mean in addition to the colors being back closer to the more correct original blue shade at night (a good thing), the dark scenes, which is much of the movie, are now quite a bit brighter overall, thus reducing the dark moody tense feel of the film?
Prime is the worst streamer by far.However, some of the streams from Amazon Prime...Meh
What is “original timing?”I thought one of the reviews stated that the colors were back closer to the original color timing (more original blue, less teal that was added to the previous Blu-ray)? Or maybe it's only the 4K Blu-ray where the colors are more accurate to the original timing?
I thought one of the reviews stated that the colors were back closer to the original color timing (more original blue, less teal that was added to the previous Blu-ray)? Or maybe it's only the 4K Blu-ray where the colors are more accurate to the original timing?
What is “original timing?”