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No digital code for UHD?
Amazon link says digital HD.
I think with Amazon it could be hit or miss but worth trying. When I read the critical Amazon reviews, there are 'some' users complaining that they didn't get a digital code. But Amz also lumps all the their reviews together so they 'might' be talking about a 'Blu-ray bundle, IDK.
FYI 2k up-conversion that doesn't look much better than the blu-ray from reviews.
Apparently this is super common. This is probably worth it if your TV doesn't upscale very well... but if you are the type of person buying UHD discs then wouldn't your TV do a good job upscaling?? *shrug*
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Apparently this is super common. This is probably worth it if your TV doesn't upscale very well... but if you are the type of person buying UHD discs then wouldn't your TV do a good job upscaling?? *shrug*
TVs will never be as good as professionally processed upscales. It's up to the individual consumer whether it's worth it to go 4k.
TVs will never be as good as professionally processed upscales. It's up to the individual consumer whether it's worth it to go 4k.
A huge part of the 4K experience is HDR
If you have a higher end Tv that upscales well and is able to hit 2000 nits ish( Sony Z8H and Z9J) then the 4K experience is a very obvious upgrade
No digital code for UHD?
Amazon link says digital HD.
It's hit and miss if you're not buying the movie soon after it's released. It's becoming increasingly common for studios to not only limit slipcovers to the initial run, but also digital copies. I have indeed received brand new unopened copies of movies that *used to* include a digital copy but no longer do. It has made me hesitant, as a digital copy is often a crucial part of why I'm buying it in the first place.
Apparently this is super common. This is probably worth it if your TV doesn't upscale very well... but if you are the type of person buying UHD discs then wouldn't your TV do a good job upscaling?? *shrug*
My Vizio PQ (2018, review[rtings.com]) has a beautiful picture, but rates poorly on 480p and 720p upscaling.
With my old blu-ray player, DVDs were basically unwatchable. Looked terrible. With my Sony 4K-bluray player (UBP-X700), they look quite decent. It really made my DVD collection usable again.
So for me, the 4K blu-ray player compensated for my TV. I think it also makes 1080p blu-ray discs look better than my previous player, though still not at the level of 4K discs, of course.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Amazon link says digital HD.
Amazon link says digital HD.
Walmart's sells a version with Digital plainly show on the cover, so that version does exist. https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/55047591
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Those sniper shots with the Monolith 15"…wooooo
Great demo movie
If you have a higher end Tv that upscales well and is able to hit 2000 nits ish( Sony Z8H and Z9J) then the 4K experience is a very obvious upgrade
Amazon link says digital HD.
With my old blu-ray player, DVDs were basically unwatchable. Looked terrible. With my Sony 4K-bluray player (UBP-X700), they look quite decent. It really made my DVD collection usable again.
So for me, the 4K blu-ray player compensated for my TV. I think it also makes 1080p blu-ray discs look better than my previous player, though still not at the level of 4K discs, of course.