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I'll give that a try! I can't even remember the last time we fired up the PS3 but it's worth a shot. Thanks Todd!

That's bizarre. Why allow the Roku to do it, but not the AppleTV or PS3/4? It's ridiculous how many devices one must own to be able to stream properly.

I experience basically the same thing on my AppleTV.

I recently watched the "Baywatch" movie on Amazon Prime - missed it in theaters and wanted to see it, and it was a free Prime selection. By the time the film finished playing, I was willing to fork over $5 to iTunes for a rental to have had better quality. The downmix from 5.1 to 2.0 sounded...

Yeah, I think you're right. I expect that my iTunes purchases are only going to work on my AppleTV, so I make my purchasing decisions accordingly. Meanwhile, I'm an Amazon Prime subscriber for the shipping discount, but they frequently promote their Prime video as being an added benefit to my...

So basically, Amazon Prime videos only play in top quality on an Amazon-branded device? I don't know why this doesn't bother me with iTunes and the AppleTV, but does bother me with Amazon.

I want to dock a point away from Amazon's streaming service for only providing 2.0 sound on my AppleTV. It seems ridiculous in 2018 that they don't do 5.1 streaming for titles that include 5.1 on every other service.

That is the laugh line of the day :D I do wonder about people like us who specifically collect movies, and look for specific titles rather than just "watching a movie". I've come to learn (or re-learn, actually) that most people are just happy to watch "a movie" and care less about having a...

Definitely wouldn't massacre you :) The sales numbers that the Digital Bits and others have reported on from DEG (The Digital Entertainment Group) are showing an increase in overall home media spending from 2016 to 2017, but a decline of about 15% in physical media. So people are still...

I have iTunes and Amazon through my AppleTV, and Vudu through my Oppo BD player. As far as actual quality goes, when it's the same master across the board, and streaming at 1080p, I find that the iTunes store versions look best on my displays - closest to watching a BD. Vudu is like a half step...