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Old 02-06-2021, 01:49 PM   #1
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Default iTunes (etc.) vs DVD for SD video?
I imagine that this is still a somewhat case-by-case basis, but does iTunes (and other similar digital services) usually have better PQ than DVD for standard definition content?

The reason I ask is that for 1080p and 4K, the streaming usually have significantly lower specs compared to disc, but I would think that the lower bandwidth to match or exceed SD DVD specs would come into play.

BTW, I’m particularly interested in stuff that’s not out anywhere in HD and likely never will be. For example cartoons & TV shows mastered on video tapes, and older documentaries shot on SD video, etc.

Any related thoughts welcome and appreciated!
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