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|    Michael Trew to dmunz    |
|    Re: BlueRay Discs vs iTunes - Anyone sti    |
|    15 Mar 21 13:16:06    |
      From: mt999999@ymail.com              On 2/25/2021 8:54 AM, dmunz wrote:       > My son just started bugging me to watch so I dragged out the DVD collection       (the original set.) Nostalgic watch but shockingly bad on 4:3 SD video.       >       > I took a look at the BlueRay set on Amazon but it's actually kind of a pain       to watch a DVD these days (we use the xBox.) So I'm wondering if the HD       versions on iTunes are just as good. I expect they start out that way but you       must loose something (       video or audio quality) in streaming.       >       > What about extra content? Do the iTunes versions include all that? (Funny       story - we tried to watch the deleted scenes from the Pilot with Scully's       boyfriend but couldn't figure out how to access them using the xBox controller       when the "X" popped up on        the video...)       >       > Any thoughts on what is better?       >       > TIA       > DLM              Blueray should be better quality, but I never got into bluerays. If you       already purhase things on iTunes, I think you'll find the best deal       there for digital content vs discs, and I doubt you'll have an issue       with the quality of the HD ones, unless you have a 4K TV, maybe. If you       have a poor internet connection, go the disc route.              I'll buy the original set from you; I have a CRT TV to watch it on ;)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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