the future of Dvds

[AVSCraig]

Indeed.  I also changed the settings on my AVR, so the OnScreenDisplay doesn't turn on to show when I start adjusting the volume!!8)

This ! Also, I hate to say it, but one man's " Disney emasculated that soundtrack " is another man's " at least my wife won't complain if it's turned up a bit " . 

[AVSCraig]

The key is to start the movie at a moderate volume, and then gradually turn it up over the first ten minutes. 

Yup. Having your wife walk in on Hacksaw Ridge right when the battleships start shelling - at reference - sends my wife right back out. It's like boiling a frog - start warm, then slowly turn up the heat ( power ) . 

[Paul Heroy]

Haha... my wife walked in on me playing Interstellar for a guy's night. She screamed, literally screamed b/c she thought my 2 Hsu VTF-15s were going to shake the house apart in the black hole scene. (She didn't stay out dancing with her gal pals long enough!) I can't imagine her reaction to Craig's subs or some of the other real bassheads out there.

[bmoney]

finally!  a reason the NAD not having a OSD for voulme to be a BENEFIT hahah

[Sir Dagonet]

It was really Apple TV that helped me turn the corner.  The interface is slick, it is reliable, and by setting it to always output HDR/60, I get virtually no projector sync delays!  Plus, I love the SDR to HDR conversion job it does.

I generally dislike Apple products, and use Roku for streaming... but I'd change just for that particular device/service if they are better...

Do you think there is a noticeable difference in the two?