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It’s even worse. For example 4K blu-ray cannot be played on new laptops no matter what. Also 4K is not supported by Netflix, Disney+, Prime video, HBO Max, etc
by ruszki 3y ago
It’s even worse. For example 4K blu-ray cannot be played on new laptops no matter what. Also 4K is not supported by Netflix, Disney+, Prime video, HBO Max, etc on PCs. So I can only watch them if I “purchase” them on YouTube, Amazon, etc to stream them. Hell no.
- sonicanatidae 3y agoI wouldn't know, since I've never purchased a blueray movie. To those that want to do this the legal way, purchase it, throw it in a box, then pirate a version of the movie that doesn't treat you like a clown.
- fragmede 3y agohttps://www.whats-on-netflix.com/library/4k-titles-on-netflix/ https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/library/4k-titles-on-netfli... Netflix has a bunch of stuff in 4k. Do they not count for some reason?
- sonicanatidae 3y agoThey do count, but count less every time they raise prices, while dropping titles from their catalogs, and ending popular series within 1-2 seasons, etc. They are racing to become the very thing that got them the traction they had in the beginning. People are fucking tired of paying more for less, while being told how fucking great it all is.
- ruszki 3y agoYes, they have, but you can’t watch them in 4K on PC/Mac.