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If you are fine with 480p, you may want to check your eyes. You may need glasses or new glasses.
by speedgoose 4y ago
If you are fine with 480p, you may want to check your eyes. You may need glasses or new glasses.
- femto113 4y agoIt's kind of a trolley problem: I'm not "fine" with 480p, but also not fine with throwing away stuff that still works. That seems to mean the status quo wins until the thing stops working.
- louhike 4y agoI have to disagree. 480p on the web might awful, but a well encoded DVD still looks really good
- speedgoose 4y agoOn a small screen it's not extremely bad but you lose a lot of information.
- pjc50 4y agoDVDs are natively 480. There isn't any more information on the disc to lose. Would it be nice to have a 4k transfer from the original 35mm? Yes. Can you get that from the film licensees? Not necessarily.
- astrange 4y agoHe might have the common "mounted the TV over the fireplace" affliction which means it's so far away you can't tell the difference.
- speedgoose 4y agoIt must be a very big room and a very small TV to not tell the difference. Or bad vision.
- pjc50 4y agoThose of us who grew up in the analogue TV era are simply used to it.