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I don’t own a 4k TV, yet, but someday I would like to watch the Lord of the Ring movies in 4K. It seems silly to buy the discs and a 4k player when I don’t anti
by irrational 2y ago
I don’t own a 4k TV, yet, but someday I would like to watch the Lord of the Ring movies in 4K. It seems silly to buy the discs and a 4k player when I don’t anticipate buying a 4k TV anytime soon, but… I keep wondering if the physical disks or the player will go away before that day comes. Is this FOMO or a realistic concern?
- bravetraveler 2y agoIt feels like FOMO but I don't work under the same rules you do. The disks would be hard to find, but the high resolution content wouldn't; piracy. The disks would probably last for as long as you'd remember them, same for the player. The player could almost surely be adapted to whatever display when the time comes. Will it? Dunno. Finding a player wouldn't be too hard. We're not in niche format eras any more. There are standalone devices and consoles that can both make due