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On matters such as these, I would probably find "Titanic" to be the trickiest one of them all; what with the all of that water, plus the surround sounds of those splashing and thrashing about; followed, of course, by the Jack and Rose vows of, "Never let go". Sheer torture and the truest of...

A superb goal. Now, first off, I wouldn't want to lead Crawdaddy's thread too far off its course. So, with that in mind, I will list the non-TT commentaries of Nick's that I have enjoyed, but also believe that you've come up with a great idea for a new and separate thread. So, okay Greg, here...

Thanks for this one, Robert. A true must-read on every front...and bittersweet, as well. Mr. Redman, you continue to be missed.

How could anyone not venture out into the cold when they know that they've got "Heat" in the mailbox?:D Thanks for the link on "Dolby Vision, HDR10...HDR formats explained"; that's a print-out for me*.:thumbs-up-smiley: *If anyone missed this article, go back to Message #1535 for the link.

I was mocking my own paltry display panel. I am a good two years behind in my goals for having the equipment I covet. My passion for seeing and hearing my untapped discs at their maximum are yet to be realized. Witnessing better displays and knowing full well how much better it can be, has...

No doubt; as we need to bring something to the table beyond the assumption that a display panel only needs to be taken out of the box and plugged in. High end equipment needs an owner who is pro-actively interested in the investigation of all that it can do. I would imagine that this is no...

Makes me wonder what an ISF Calibrator could do for my Samsung 31" LED.:lol: Nowadays, when watching a film, I hear all dialogue differently than before. Don Corleone: "I was hoping for something better for you, Micheal...maybe a 50" Plasma, or an OLED65E6P". Michael: "We'll get there, pop...