bruce-leroy
Outstanding Member
I always try and watch 3 or 4 blus A week if I can. Maybe a few more when the winter nights start drawing in
I'm lucky to watch 1 a week these days!
I always try and watch 3 or 4 blus A week if I can. Maybe a few more when the winter nights start drawing in
must admit that enjoy watching a film when I know I won't get disturbed by the Mrs or the young ones on there phones and tablets , bloody hypnotized by them, so annoying
by the time i get around to thinking about 4k, 8k will no doubt be being touted, so i'll just wait for that.
i'm very happy with 1080p as it is.
Hi..you can play a " mastered in 4k blu Ray " on a normal blu Ray player but you will not be able to play a uhd 4k blu Ray on a standard blu Ray player when they get released I belive...As for Bram stokers Dracula, I believe this will be also released " mastered in 4k " on standard blu Ray with the addition of a Dolby Atmos soundtrack, lovely jubbly, I will definitely be purchasing this.I agree, 1080p looks great. I spoke to a fella in an audio shop the other week who said 8K is being developed in Japan already. Difficult to keep up with.
Can you play a 4K new blu ray on a standard blu ray player and plamsa or do you need a 4K player and UHD TV ?
Id like that new bram stokers dracular in 4K, no way am I upgrading all my blu rays already. I've only just finished from most DVD's.
Hi..you can play a " mastered in 4k blu Ray " on a normal blu Ray player but you will not be able to play a uhd 4k blu Ray on a standard blu Ray player when they get released I belive...As for Bram stokers Dracula, I believe this will be also released " mastered in 4k " on standard blu Ray with the addition of a Dolby Atmos soundtrack, lovely jubbly, I will definitely be purchasing this.
Just to be absolutely clear "mastered in 4K" is just a standard 1080p Blu-ray. Nothing different from a regular Blu-ray. It is a normal Blu-ray.
It is NOT 4K. It is a standard Blu-ray.
The "mastered in 4K" Bram Stoker's Dracula just means it came from a 4K source. It is still just a normal 1080p Blu-ray, same as any other Blu-ray.
Imagine if I transferred a CD soundtrack to a cassette tape, & sold it as "mastered in CD quality" cassette tape...doesn't suddenly make the cassette CD quality, does it?
Just marketing poop to make people think they're getting something better/higher than 1080p, but you're not.
Only when the new UHD Blu-rays come out will there be 4K Blu-rays.
With blockbusters gone, there isn't much chance to rent disc's anymore.
I really miss blockbusters , I used to love going there Friday nights and getting the 3 rentals for a tenner on blu, guess I'm old school? LolWith blockbusters gone, there isn't much chance to rent disc's anymore.
I will wait to see how streaming goes, from what I understand the current content in 4k isn't much different than BD quality.
I really miss blockbusters , I used to love going there Friday nights and getting the 3 rentals for a tenner on blu, guess I'm old school? Lol
Now three rentals costs about £1.50 (If you max out the service)
The problem with postage services, is you need to pre-empt things. I liked BB because i could on the spot make a decision for what i felt like watching that day. Plus there is something about browsing through physical media that encourages you to spend money, once HMV/Virgin went away my CD buying habbits plunged.