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On the other hand Netflix is pretty darn good. I have never done a side-by-side comparison but on our 42" TV I never think "it looks a bit crummy" except for the odd blip at the start of watching something. On my iPad, with a smaller screen, the streaming quality is as good as I could wish for.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostThat's the old conundrum, portability vs quality. When there's a bandwidth consideration the quality goes 1st.
Regarding DVD/BR I came to the conclusion that I'm personally happy (morally) ripping my own disc to a different format for my temporary, personal use on a device I cannot physically insert the disk into.
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Sorry you will have to do your own research there. I don't use cheapstake tablets (happy to use kindle ereaders as they are best in market but for tablets I just have an iPad).Originally posted by psychocandy View PostPlex looks good. Work with kindle fire by any chance? probably not :-(
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That's the old conundrum, portability vs quality. When there's a bandwidth consideration the quality goes 1st.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd the video quality is garbage. My Breaking Bad DVDs came with UV, so just out of curiosity I watched a few minutes of an episode on both. The UV version was clearly poorer, with muddier colours and lack of definition.
I'll stop there, before I start sounding like one of those hifi nuts, but for video
If you're used to DVD and Bluray quality and notice it because you're watching on a decent screen size then I don't think there's a way to mitigate it bar lugging disks.
I know what you mean about the hifi nuts argument, but most people can actually spot wonky picture quality where as the hifi loonies I doubt most could spot their issues without a lot of test gear
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Plex looks good. Work with kindle fire by any chance? probably not :-(
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I just download stuff I already own and throw it on Plex. That allows me to see whatever is in the library on the telly and download what I want to the ipad before going away for the day/ week.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd the video quality is garbage. My Breaking Bad DVDs came with UV, so just out of curiosity I watched a few minutes of an episode on both. The UV version was clearly poorer, with muddier colours and lack of definition.
I'll stop there, before I start sounding like one of those hifi nuts, but for video
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And the video quality is garbage. My Breaking Bad DVDs came with UV, so just out of curiosity I watched a few minutes of an episode on both. The UV version was clearly poorer, with muddier colours and lack of definition.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostNot everything is on ultraviolet.
(And its a nightmare getting it working)
I'll stop there, before I start sounding like one of those hifi nuts, but for video
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Not everything is on ultraviolet.Originally posted by eek View PostDoesn't Ultraviolet give you access to a downloadable version for your tablet...
(And its a nightmare getting it working)
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Doesn't Ultraviolet give you access to a downloadable version for your tablet...Originally posted by psychocandy View PostPortable DVD players 10 a penny these days but cant find many of these?
Then again, laptop with blu ray drive is probably easier and cheaper. Or at least usb blu ray drive connected to laptop.
Thats the problem with upsizing to blu ray I guess. Got loads of blu rays but cant watch them when Im away.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostPortable DVD players 10 a penny these days but cant find many of these?
Then again, laptop with blu ray drive is probably easier and cheaper. Or at least usb blu ray drive connected to laptop.
Thats the problem with upsizing to blu ray I guess. Got loads of blu rays but cant watch them when Im away.
My Clientco laptop hasn't got a DVD player
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You're a contractor, pay for hookers and forget TV till you are home.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostPortable DVD players 10 a penny these days but cant find many of these?
Then again, laptop with blu ray drive is probably easier and cheaper. Or at least usb blu ray drive connected to laptop.
Thats the problem with upsizing to blu ray I guess. Got loads of blu rays but cant watch them when Im away.
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Portavble blu ray player with screen
Portable DVD players 10 a penny these days but cant find many of these?
Then again, laptop with blu ray drive is probably easier and cheaper. Or at least usb blu ray drive connected to laptop.
Thats the problem with upsizing to blu ray I guess. Got loads of blu rays but cant watch them when Im away.Tags: None
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