The poughkeepsie tapes movie part 1

The poughkeepsie tapes movie part 1

It may not be a permanent format but I would give it at least 10 years before I start hammering the nails. My apologies for responding on Twitter. I typed more than I expected to. I see several factors at work here. First, the adoption of HDTV. Without that, Blu-Ray is meaningless except to those of us that actually the poughkeepsie tapes movie part 1 HDTVs. Second, the look of HDTV. Maybe its me, but Ive been collecting movies on everything from 8mm to 35mm yes, I own a projector to LD, and the poughkeepsie tapes movie part 1 DVD and HD/BR. I know there are people that cant tell the difference my mom but some people can my dad. Then again, how many people are watching their Blu-Ray players with S-Video cables, or HDMI cables with their TV set to 480p? Id really like to see if people cant tell the difference in blind tests. Downloads are flawed for a few reasons. Theyre even less portable than Blu-Ray discs because you have to bring the whole unit with you to your friends house, you currently cant play them in the car, and Im afraid of too much control from studios Disney, anyone?. Sorry, this film has gone back in the vault. This is the pious cant of the tech morons these days. Oh, that they would stop propagating such preposterous drivel. I am so tired of reading and re-reading the same balderdash from these navies. First false fact in the argument: You cant tell the difference between Blu-ray and DVD. You obviously have never seen and definitely not on a true 1080p. The difference is awesome. The increase in resolution is 622%. The improvement in audio is quantum. The difference is overwhelming at times. False fact 2: The difference between Blu-ray and DVD is much smaller than the difference between VHS and DVD. Rubbish. The gap is 622%, not including massive audio improvements. The jump from DVD to Blu-ray is much larger than the jump from VHS to DVD. Irrelevant fact 1: I cant play a Blu-ray in my car. So what? I am supposed to cry or something? False prophecy 1: Downloads will take over. Rubbish. You try downloading 20GB of anything and see how long it takes. Speeds will increase, but 17-20GB is going to take a long time for the next 6 years. You can skinny the files but then you wreck the quality. You need a minimum of 20MBits of video and 6Mbits of audio to match the quality of a Blu-ray. Downloads cant and wont for a long time. Also, many of us are not getting out of the collecting business. I dont buy digital downloads.