Posts by VinnyS

I think I will head down to the Sony store on May 14 to see if they will receive any copies and play it on their 84incher. Only then will we be able to see (subjectively of course) if the extra data on the disc will make a...

Quote:Originally Posted by IfixitBIG This is the #1 thing about streaming that could doom it: Fragmentation. The studios starting their own streaming companies, or making exclusive deals to certain companies could cause a big...

Quote:Originally Posted by Glimmie Other major studios are doing exactly the same thing and have been for at least three years. Although I cannot name titles due to company policy I know that Paramount, Warner, NewLine, and MGM have...

Quote:Originally Posted by jmallory The article states that only the feature content is included.....so I would assume that the audio and video bit-rates are going to be much higher. Anyone know if these are BD-50s? Hi jmallory, to...

In this week's special edition of AVS Can't-Wait releases, I introduce Sony's "Mastered in 4K" Blu-rays set to be released later this year. At this year's CES show in Las Vegas, there were many Ultra High-Definition televisions on...

I might just pick it up even though I have the first one. The price is still pretty good for a benchmark test pattern disc. If it was more in the lines of $40+, I probably would have opted out.

Quote:Originally Posted by Wattser93 Netflix needs to raise their quality a lot if they want my business. I tried watching Breaking Bad at a friends house on their PS3 with 30Mbit connection and the quality was painful. Netflix...

Great show guys. I don't think I will ever be able to switch completely to streaming. I use streaming as a convenience, but watch Blu-rays for my dedicate theater. Nothing like optimum performance from physical media. It'll be...

It's hard to find one streaming service to be able to responded to every demand. That being said though, Netflix does have a substantial amount of content and now it's own production. If cutting the cord and using Netflix as an...

If you are a Netflix subscriber, you may or may not have noticed that the company limits the number of simultaneous streams you can receive. In fact, each account can accommodate no more than two simultaneous streams. Now, Netflix...