Will Blu-ray Benefit YOU? FAQs, Common Myths, etc.

[Jukens]

Ill stick to streaming where the content provider can adjust format and quality to the latest standards. iTunes free 4K upgrades have been great

[pab1219]

I'm 4K BD + Digital myself.

[azumukupoe]

Physical.

[TopoGio]

Physical and digital. Prefer physical.

[JaguarFan007]

Originally Posted by TopoGio

Physical and digital. Prefer physical.

I also prefer Physical Media: DB, 4K, even 3D

[Ceasardelao]

I prefer physical media, but also have a vast digital collection.

[LairdV]

Really enjoyed the original post from this thread. So informative.

[lsvvb92d]

You never know what screen comes next

[Knoxxharrington]

Good write up, but I'm happy with DVD quality. I grew up with VHS, the difference between Blu and DVD is barely noticable after the leap from VHS to DVD.

[Azyiu]

Originally Posted by Knoxxharrington

Good write up, but I'm happy with DVD quality. I grew up with VHS, the difference between Blu and DVD is barely noticable after the leap from VHS to DVD.

I respectfully disagree with you there.

[formula_nebula]

Originally Posted by Knoxxharrington

Good write up, but I'm happy with DVD quality. I grew up with VHS, the difference between Blu and DVD is barely noticable after the leap from VHS to DVD.

I suggest you get an eye exam.

[Knoxxharrington]

Originally Posted by formula_nebula

I suggest you get an eye exam.

Nah, I'm satified with the fidelity provided by DVD. I'll still watch VHS if there's no other option. Fortunately there usually is

[Knoxxharrington]

Originally Posted by Azyiu

I respectfully disagree with you there.

There's a difference, but not enough to justify upgrading a collection of 2000+ DVDs. I'm happy with DVD. Honestly, anyone that isn't is a bit greedy, or has a huge telly.

[Azyiu]

Originally Posted by Knoxxharrington

There's a difference, but not enough to justify upgrading a collection of 2000+ DVDs. I'm happy with DVD. Honestly, anyone that isn't is a bit greedy, or has a huge telly.

I see where you are coming from. I don't mean you have to replace and upgrade all of your DVDs. I still have my share, and some are so old that I may only watch once every blue moon. They are just not worth replacing. Rather, you said "the difference between Blu and DVD is barely noticeable", I guess you were referring to the video quality. For that, I just have to disagree.

[Gorehound71]

Im new just saying hi and getting my ten posts so I can ask a question

[Lord-Oakbeard]

Originally Posted by Knoxxharrington

Good write up, but I'm happy with DVD quality. I grew up with VHS, the difference between Blu and DVD is barely noticable after the leap from VHS to DVD.

I don’t have one DVD that is better quality over Blu-ray in video or sound quality.

I still regularly watch the DVDs that I own that I have not yet upgraded, some favourites I will but not all. I’’m just chuffed to have the films and TV on physical media whatever the format.