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I'm sorry to say, but I think those people would be the majority of viewers. "What no HD? This must be old and rubbish". I expect the same argument could be us
by lucaspiller 12y ago
I'm sorry to say, but I think those people would be the majority of viewers. "What no HD? This must be old and rubbish".
I expect the same argument could be used when remastering old stereo movies to surround sound - the people who know what's going on complain, but the general public are "wow it sounds so good".
- smacktoward 12y agoI dunno -- when DVDs first came out, there were lots of people saying that the decision by most studios to use widescreen transfers on them would doom the format. The logic was that the knuckle-draggers were such a majority that launching a non-4:3 format was hopeless. But that turned out not to be the case, DVD was a huge success. So there's hope that most people can recognize better product when they see it.