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Why didn't they just lower the allowed bitrates in Korea? That seems like a more reasonable option than just totally exiting.
by Manuel_D 3y ago
Why didn't they just lower the allowed bitrates in Korea? That seems like a more reasonable option than just totally exiting.
- kadomony 3y agoThey already did that. 720. No one really wants to watch lower than that.
- Nthringas 3y ago[flagged]
- cqqxo4zV46cp 3y agoI think that people that talk like this need to get a sense of perspective and perhaps reserve such vitriolic and dramatic language for actual problems instead of conversations about video resolution.
- Nthringas 3y agoactually, my argument is against digital rights management meaning digital exclusive property I'm aware that's a bit of a leap to get from "lowering quality" to "drm sucks and is a terrible idea", but as I see things, drm defeats the purpose of having an internet and it is an even bigger jump (at least 16-bits? ahaha) to understand the connection between twich and south korea (who pays for the bits?) it's remarkable how you critizice my 'lack of perspective', because your comment requires that I narrow my perspective enought that I can fill in the gaps in my own opinion such a way that you get what I'm trying to say