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Isn't L3 content limited to 720p for most content providers? Practically useless. edit: Just to clarify. This is a good article, sorry about that. My perspecti
by richwater 3y ago
Isn't L3 content limited to 720p for most content providers? Practically useless.
edit: Just to clarify. This is a good article, sorry about that. My perspective was from the content provider -- aka -- do they care if the lowest quality content is accessible via emulator generated keys.
- prmoustache 3y ago720p is perfectly fine when watched from a beamer and optionnally a laptop screen.
- Freak_NL 3y agoIt's fine on most screens for most content on an average TV screen even. Sure, not good enough if you are sitting down in a home cinema for the latest blockbuster, but totally OK for Chicken Run, Dawn of the Nugget or just tuning out with some tolerable series.
- prmoustache 3y agoIt is totally subjective. 1. It only matters to people who are used to 4K or are equipped with a 4K TV. If you don't own such screen, which a lot of people still do, it doesn't matter. You don't miss what you have never experienced. 2. When using a beamer, outright resolution is less important because the image is smoothed out. Relative to the size of my wall I don't feel like I lose detail or enjoyment on my own beamer at home than when I watch same movie in a real cinema theater. What I do miss is usually more the experience: going out, meeting friends in a neutral place and anticipate with them the screening, smelling the popcorn from the theater entrance, going out for lunch after the screening, etc. The outright resolution? couldn't care less.
- asylteltine 3y ago640K is enough for anyone
- prmoustache 3y agoWell I have difficulty going back to VHS but still enjoy watching childhood family videos on video 8 so there is that.