marurun wrote:Some stuff doesn’t matter if it is SD, and offering a cheaper version in SD means you may ultimately sell more
RCBH928 wrote:marurun wrote:Some stuff doesn’t matter if it is SD, and offering a cheaper version in SD means you may ultimately sell more
Why not just offer the HD version for the SD price
Ziggy587 wrote:But you know what really sucks? There's a lot of old TV shows on Hulu that are SD, which is fine, but also present telltale signs of composite video like they were transferred from tape.
Ziggy587 wrote:RCBH928 wrote:marurun wrote:Some stuff doesn’t matter if it is SD, and offering a cheaper version in SD means you may ultimately sell more
Why not just offer the HD version for the SD price
Bandwidth?
Ziggy587 wrote:SD can look pretty darn good, at least on my 1080p TV. I don't know how SD looks on a 4K, and I'm not in a hurry to find out.
But you know what really sucks? There's a lot of old TV shows on Hulu that are SD, which is fine, but also present telltale signs of composite video like they were transferred from tape.
Ziggy587 wrote:Not all TV shows were shot on film, but that doesn't mean consumer quality VHS either. And I'm sure there's some cases where Hulu (I was just using them for example - I'm sure others do this too) will get the rights to an old TV show but know one wants to pay for an HD remaster from the original film so they just use the studio's tapes which might be VHS or S-VHS.
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