You cant watch IMAX at home, only IMAX Enhanced. You also need the proper equipment. ( Expensive equipment.)
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Regular TVs still benefit from the expanded IMAX versions of films available on streaming services. It isn't like these IMAX expanded presentations have any tremendous differences in their video format or utilise proprietary extensions, so no exotic or expensive equipment is required. They are even available from streaming platforms in both SDR and HDR, as well as 1080p and 2160p resolutions, so they really are well suited to older TVs. The main distinction, as noted by Darth Sidious, is the additional content which would otherwise be black bars. I've attached some screengrabs as a reference.
The difference is not so much in the video quality but rather the additional visible content (although FWIW both frames I chose are I-frames). For example, the bicycle beneath the car is only visible in the IMAX version. Same with the top of the 'Pizzeria' sign and the neighbouring buildings. It isn't always an enormous difference, but I do find the expanded IMAX presentations to be a better viewing experience.
I am glad you find a better experience. I said it's not a priority now, we will look into it if it can be done at all.
Well then you probably don't know, what to look for.
I said, maybe down the line, I don't even know if it's possible. I confer with the developers. We have enough to work for now. I am not ruling it out but I am not making any promises either. It's still not a priority. Getting 1080-p on everything is the priority now. Adding new providers for other countries and more content is a priority. IMAX may be down the line.
My post has nothing to do, with this being or not being added to Anystream.
But can you now choose which one to download? If not, it is not fully resolved or maybe even was a coincidence.
The only thing I can see to dl on D+ is 1280x720 16:9 using AS 1.4. What leads you to think you got the the imax version?
