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walstib said:
More and more Disney is coming out on UHD physical media. It seems the Mouse needs to keep that revenue stream until their streaming business starts to pay off.
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Unfortunately Disney is outsourcing their disc production and distribution to Sony, and is also shutting down their Disney Movie Club, so I wouldn't count on physical media from Disney.
 
KidJoe said:
Unfortunately Disney is outsourcing their disc production and distribution to Sony, and is also shutting down their Disney Movie Club, so I wouldn't count on physical media from Disney.
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Yes, I heard that also. But I do not think (just my opinion) they will get rid of it completely, at least not for awhile.
 
walstib said:
Can't resist:

Prosecco is like "720p", whereas Champagne is "1080p". A bottle of Dom is UHD ;>)

I like Prosecco - no offense intended!

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More and more Disney is coming out on UHD physical media. It seems the Mouse needs to keep that revenue stream until their streaming business starts to pay off. When I bought the Mandalorian on UHD physical media and loaded it up, it was amazing how much better the picture and audio were over streaming UHD from Disney+ (or Prime, or [insert streaming service here]. That is true with everything I've bought and continue to buy on UHD physical media vs streaming.

Thankfully Red Fox has a solid solution in AnyDVD for backing up to NAS storage as well!
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little OT:

no offense, walstib, also italian spumante is so good! ahahahah

/end OT

Seriously, we have to wait the long awaited "Netflix fix", or "NetFIX".....
 
Foxymac74 said:
Disney is quite good at 1280x720…. High definition for not too much space.
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Disney 720p has been surprisingly clean and sharp for me, effectively well-mastered 720p, while Netflix 1080p has been noisy and over compressed due to their in-house "optimisations". When 1080p titles overlap between Prime and Netflix, I aim for Prime as it's usually clearer, original ratio without borders and not letterboxed to 16:9.
 
drambuie said:
Disney 720p has been surprisingly clean and sharp for me, effectively well-mastered 720p, while Netflix 1080p has been noisy and over compressed due to their in-house "optimisations". When 1080p titles overlap between Prime and Netflix, I aim for Prime as it's usually clearer, original ratio without borders and not letterboxed to 16:9.
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I guess how Netflix would be at 720p ^_^
 
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