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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Complete Series (Digital SD TV Show)
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However video compression for streaming is where the two will differ in quality.
Deep Space Nine never got a Blu-ray transfer or HDX on Vudu / Fandango.
So for those that would hold out in hopes the HDX version will go on sale..
Just be aware.. SD is currently the only version to own DS9 digitally.
I doubt after all these years Paramount has found a way to enhance the source material as DS9 and Voyager were both shot on film and then converted to video tape at 480p.
It may happen one day but wont be anytime soon.. Star Trek in the hands of Paramount's current regime as well as Disney with Star Wars, they have no clue on the right direction to take this franchise.
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However video compression for streaming is where the two will differ in quality.
Deep Space Nine never got a Blu-ray transfer or HDX on Vudu / Fandango.
So for those that would hold out in hopes the HDX version will go on sale..
Just be aware.. SD is currently the only version to own DS9 digitally.
I doubt after all these years Paramount has found a way to enhance the source material as DS9 and Voyager were both shot on film and then converted to video tape at 480p.
It may happen one day but wont be anytime soon.. Star Trek in the hands of Paramount's current regime as well as Disney with Star Wars, they have no clue on the right direction to take this franchise.
It may happen one day but wont be anytime soon..
Meanwhile shows from the 60s and 70s look great in digital HD.
I'd be curious to know if anyone in the 80s recognized the switch to VHS meant losing the future opportunity to create a higher-res version. Many shows including DS9 were shot on film, why edit and finish the show on VHS? I assume it was cheaper, but I wonder by how much. With all the production costs of a show, were the VHS savings really worth locking your show into 480p? Or did it just never occur to them that TV would go high-resolution one day?
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nvm, I am weak. bought it.
However video compression for streaming is where the two will differ in quality.
Deep Space Nine never got a Blu-ray transfer or HDX on Vudu / Fandango.
So for those that would hold out in hopes the HDX version will go on sale..
Just be aware.. SD is currently the only version to own DS9 digitally.
I doubt after all these years Paramount has found a way to enhance the source material as DS9 and Voyager were both shot on film and then converted to video tape at 480p.
It may happen one day but wont be anytime soon.. Star Trek in the hands of Paramount's current regime as well as Disney with Star Wars, they have no clue on the right direction to take this franchise.
However video compression for streaming is where the two will differ in quality.
Deep Space Nine never got a Blu-ray transfer or HDX on Vudu / Fandango.
So for those that would hold out in hopes the HDX version will go on sale..
Just be aware.. SD is currently the only version to own DS9 digitally.
I doubt after all these years Paramount has found a way to enhance the source material as DS9 and Voyager were both shot on film and then converted to video tape at 480p.
It may happen one day but wont be anytime soon.. Star Trek in the hands of Paramount's current regime as well as Disney with Star Wars, they have no clue on the right direction to take this franchise.
There's some surprisingly decent AI upscales out there
Not really a special effects show, don't overthink the format.
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