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General => A/V Industry News => Topic started by: Barry on April 08, 2023, 10:54:40 AM
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From AP
https://apnews.com/article/streaming-shows-removed-residuals-4be3ac859c766c352e57ef96176fd812
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From AP
https://apnews.com/article/streaming-shows-removed-residuals-4be3ac859c766c352e57ef96176fd812
This is exactly why I don't rely on them for access to movies.
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This is exactly why I don't rely on them for access to movies.
Same here.
The problem with this, though, is that a lot of streaming movies aren't making it to disc anymore.
Scott
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Same here.
The problem with this, though, is that a lot of streaming movies aren't making it to disc anymore.
Scott
Then they don't get my money. F' 'em. I don't have any FOMO when it comes to movies or shows on streaming services. Do you realize how many expensive great wines I'll never have a chance to drink, or beautiful women I'll never sleep with? I don't have any FOMO there either. Besides, I have a huge number of movies on my NAS now that I either have never seen, or re-bought in 4K to re-watch and haven't had time. I have a constant backlog, including All Quiet On The Western Front, which was on Netflix was it not? All the big movies I'm interested in will come to disc- John Wick 4, Dune Part 2, Oppenheimer etc. Too much to watch now.
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Another big hurdle for me to go full streaming, all the time is the audio quality.
They seem to have made huge improvements in the video quality but I have yet to stream a movie (one that I also own on Blu-ray) and thought the audio was as good as the physical disc.
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Another big hurdle for me to go full streaming, all the time is the audio quality.
They seem to have made huge improvements in the video quality but I have yet to stream a movie (one that I also own on Blu-ray) and thought the audio was as good as the physical disc.
Absolutely Right!