Any Updates on the normal B5 Complete Series Blu-Ray release?
Babylon 5
- Thread starter Kail
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I doubt it's going to happen. I'm only stating that because I want WB to prove me wrong.
So do I, I want WB to prove you wrong too!
I know that you probably want physical media but It is in HD on itunes for purchase.
^ What - and I cannot stress this enough - the FUCK? 
That's a threat if I've ever heard one.
That's a threat if I've ever heard one.
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I'm only the messenger...
It's probably been covered by an episode of Black Mirror, but I wouldn't know.
It's probably been covered by an episode of Black Mirror, but I wouldn't know.
Sorry, but I don't like Apple or iTunes.
I want a "Official Physical Blu-Ray Disc" release.
Same here. I want to be able to watch it when I want... not be at the mercy if a streaming service having it one month and getting bounced around to somewhere else that I don't have access to.
Plus, bonus features.
Both reasons are precisely why I will ALWAYS prefer dvds.
The iTunes version is not HD.
Remastered, yes. HD, no.
Edit: The Road Home (and, I THINK, Lost Tales) is HD. But that's it. The actual series and TV-movies are still SD.
Another vote against Apple and iTunes, as well as the idea I should be content with streaming and online services to access my favorite shows and films that could vanish when an asshole exec decides to save money and hide the product.
Yes, the remaster is in HD. 1432x1072 on iTunes, 1440x1080 on most other sites. I don't know why the difference, but it's hardly noticeable. Within that resolution the live action is true HD, and the FX are upscaled from SD.
If you previously bought the non-remastered version somewhere, most places upgraded you to the remaster in SD. So that may be what you're seeing now. But you can pay again to get it in 1080p HD.
If you previously bought the non-remastered version somewhere, most places upgraded you to the remaster in SD. So that may be what you're seeing now. But you can pay again to get it in 1080p HD.
I haven't used Itunes in a while, but they at least used to let you download stuff you buy. I used to buy stuff and burn it to discs or flash drives all the time.
I still buy stuff on Amazon, and I just checked and they let you download all of your purchases.
The rules are different between music and video. iTunes purchased music is DRM-free, and you can burn it or copy it or whatever you want, but purchased videos still have DRM, and even if you have the files on your hard drive, you may not be able to play them if you get a new account or something, or the Amazon/Apple servers go down at some point as computing technology evolves, and you can no longer log in to the system and authorize a computer to play stuff purchased on your account.
Oh, OK maybe it was just the music I had downloaded onto discs then.
Yeah, I know. Sorry for the confusion, I wasn't trying to blame you. My bad.
It does sound like a threat, but you weren't the one making the threat. Some pinko Danish politician was. And of course it doesn't have a chance in hell of ever coming true. So what should I be worried about...nothing, really.
Oddly enough, a very high degree of leveraging is how some billionaires live.Yeah, I know. Sorry for the confusion, I wasn't trying to blame you. My bad.
It does sound like a threat, but you weren't the one making the threat. Some pinko Danish politician was. And of course it doesn't have a chance in hell of ever coming true. So what should I be worried about...nothing, really.
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