Aj33
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Lol. Saw at the cinema, don’t remember it well. Either way a good family film to finish the series off.Even full fat 4K and Atmos didn’t make it any good when I watched it
Lol. Saw at the cinema, don’t remember it well. Either way a good family film to finish the series off.Even full fat 4K and Atmos didn’t make it any good when I watched it
Probably not, but one can live in hope.It was the most enjoyable of the newest trilogy. Bit vapid, but good fun. I can't see them lifting the restrictions just for one film.
It was the most enjoyable of the newest trilogy. Bit vapid, but good fun. I can't see them lifting the restrictions just for one film.
What did they say?Was onto Netflix support earlier, no plans from them to change anything back anytime soon. Maybe Disney will be different, wouldn’t count on it though.
To be fair to them, virgin media has been intermittently down all day. So they're probably prepped for dealing with normobs that don't know any better. Help lines are painful at the best of times.
We also watched Moana tonight on the service. The picture looked terrible in parts and it has been ok up until today. The sound was the usual mess with poor detail and lack of use of surround channels. Almost a waste to watch some films whilst the services are unnecessarily ruined.
Some of you guys have to read the posts.
Disney+ US bit rates for 4K UHD is between 16-26 Mbps. This means it is higher than Netflix which is usually 15-16 Mbps.
At present I am seeing 6-12 Mobs 1440p. Does it look bad? No. Will it look bette Yes when these pointless restrictions are lifted
Don't ever bother wasting your time with the audio for now.
I do read the posts! We need to watch this stuff at the moment, so not much choice.
Yep. It is frustrating but at least we are able to entertain ourselves when people are dying out there.