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I doubt the majority of users even realize that. But since this is streamed media, does it really matter if it's 720p or 1080p in the end? I see artifacts in bo
by rapfaria 9y ago
I doubt the majority of users even realize that. But since this is streamed media, does it really matter if it's 720p or 1080p in the end? I see artifacts in both versions.
All the more reasons to watch Planet Earth on blu-ray.
- gruez 9y agoor "obtain" a remux.
- IntronExon 9y agoPlanet Earth II is glorious, a real feast for the senses and the mind. I saw part of it in 4K and almost cried a little; certainly I teared up a bit. So worth the hardware.
- ac29 9y ago>does it really matter if it's 720p or 1080p in the end For what its worth, a lot of 3rd party content is actually restricted to 480p (at least in Linux/Chrome). That, is definitely noticeable.
- ryanlol 9y agoIt is possible to pull some very high quality streams out of Netflix if you try hard enough.
- Feniks 9y agoBluray rips are always the best quality sure. But it can take up to a year for a show to come out on BD. And then there are the Netflix Original shows that don't even get physical release.