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It's a digital signal, either it reads and works or it doesn't. You don't lose quality because a "bad" player.
by deadbunny 4y ago
It's a digital signal, either it reads and works or it doesn't. You don't lose quality because a "bad" player.
- account42 4y agoThat's oversimplifying things. Players and TVs can and do apply their own processing and then there are sometimes parts (e.g. Dolby Vision) that are just ignored by non-supporting players.