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> all they care about is picture quality I get that, but at some point you're installing it in your house with non-color corrected lighting and viewing it duri
by delusional 11mo ago
> all they care about is picture quality
I get that, but at some point you're installing it in your house with non-color corrected lighting and viewing it during the daytime with your terrible human eyes. I get why 200-300 lumens of peak brightness can make a difference, but does 2-3% of color correctness really matter to people as they watch their low bitrate netflix stream?
Maybe we'd all be better off if we calmed down a bit on chasing the specs, and focused on something else for a while.
- JoshTriplett 11mo agoAre there any streaming services that offer video quality on par with a high-end blu-ray?
- dublinben 11mo agoSony Pictures Core and Kaleidescape are as close as it gets, and both require expensive proprietary hardware.
- JoshTriplett 11mo agoThat's really disappointing; I have zero interest in allowing a device like that on my network, or in spending that much on hardware for a single proprietary service that could go away or change its terms, or in having a service that only works with one device rather than many services that all work on the same device (e.g. Android TV). Sigh. Where's the video equivalent of music stores for "just let me buy a high-quality DRM-free download I actually own" already?