expired Posted by persian_mafia | Staff • Nov 10, 2023
Nov 10, 2023 3:34 PM
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Item 1 of 6
expired Posted by persian_mafia | Staff • Nov 10, 2023
Nov 10, 2023 3:34 PM
4K UHD Blu-ray Films: Super Mario Bros, Dungeons & Dragons, The Expendables Collection
& More + Free S/H$10 Each
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same reason you should have at least 2 tv antennas around the house! if your internet is down for a week you need to learn how to survive and not turn into a southpark episode searching for "internets".
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No, streaming is not as good in quality, and anything bought on stream can be lost when you die, streamer loses rights to stream, and you cannot sell it, but that is the way of the world.
Maybe when 8k comes out, no one will notice on TV or projector the lost quality.
Amazon is now utter garbage. I've been a customer for over twenty years (including being a Prime member from the very early days), so I can say from first-hand experience that they are a total joke compared to what they used to be. I'm done with them. I don't plan on renewing my Prime membership when my current year is up. I should have cancelled it years ago. And honestly, Amazon really doesn't even have very good prices anymore, relatively speaking, especially when you factor in that nearly every delivery is severely damaged and looks like it was run over by a truck when it arrives at your door. Unfortunately, with Best Buy no longer selling physical media starting next year, I'm sure Amazon's prices will only get worse going forward for Blu-rays, DVDs, 4K, etcetera.
I wish Walmart would get real and stop shrinking their physical media section, seemingly every other week. You'd think with Best Buy pulling out, they'd see the opportunity to pick up those customers, but nope, they just keep eliminating more and more all the time, replacing entire sections with Netflix-show-themed junk toys and all kinds of other literal garbage that nobody wants. I mean, come on; if people are shopping in the entertainment department of a physical store, it's because they want PHYSICAL media.
I'm really worried about what even the very near future is going to look like for physical media releases, especially their availability locally at brick-and-mortar stores. I, for one, hate digital with a passion. You factually own nothing, are entirely dependent upon having an Internet connection to enjoy your movies and TV shows, are at the mercy of the continued existence of whatever "service" your media is tied to, and the quality is far below what physical can provide.
Man, do I miss the days when I could just take a short walk/drive to any one of numerous local shops and buy any physical media release of any movie or TV show I could dream of, in cash, in person. Done. Easy peasy--no Internet, credit cards, or online accounts necessary; and I could hold what I was going to buy in my hands before buying it to make sure there wasn't any damage.
Things blow today.
Chances are they will be expired if it's an older movie.
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There is zero difference in audio or video quality, only in the morals that the watcher has.
UB820 - that's over $400. Any reason why I can't buy a playstation and use that as a 4k player?
Edit: Cursory search reveals: Dolby vision (have a S90C, no DV there anyway), drive noise.
Seems like the slick way would be to get a PS5 - 2 birds with one stone.
There is zero difference in audio or video quality, only in the morals that the watcher has.
I have both, synology NAS with TBs of remuxes and buy some of my fav movies on 4k disc to play on my panasonic UB820 4k player. Can't really beat the Raw file on a physical media via the pana 4k player.
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Considering the sale hasn't started yet, that seems normal.
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