Now I know some people will bork at that but to some, the extras will be worth the price alone.
YES! Another believer! I've said it before and it deserves repeating .. The quality of Audio and Video from Blu-rays is far superior to that of streaming from an on-line source.I find streaming video to be iffy in quality, in comparison to physical media.
So if I like a show a lot, then I want it on blu-ray.
Kor
Mate, it's 100% fact that Blu-ray is better quality than streaming. There's nothing to believe, it's the truth.YES! Another believer! I've said it before and it deserves repeating ..
The DVD set is really expensive, comparable to the cost of each Episode streamed. I'm definitely not buying this.
Anything physical is a gimmick, something to talk about with guests, something to put on a shelf as a trophy.
Seems pretty reasonable price to me. I remember paying $120 per season for Trek on DVD.![]()
4K yes, for rest let's agree to disagree. It happens so rarely, it's actually refreshingJust no. I still play discs, Blu-ray is better quality than most everything streaming.
Those shows probably don't have "Star Trek" in their titles.There are shows with similar extras that cost less.
Yeah, while the extras would be nice to see, I'll wait for the bargain bin. I still have the season on PVR anyway, so that'll do for me till then.The DVD set is really expensive, comparable to the cost of each Episode streamed. I'm definitely not buying this.
Well it is but this is Star Trek and trek fans buy the high quality but not in volume.There's just no real reason for CBS to release it on 4K. 4K is a niche of a niche product.
I think you mean 60fps video, or motion compensation , stuff that has been around from FullHD but is more jarring at 4k. I can't stand it. I always turn it off for all movies. Give me my movies at good old 24fps please. For live programs, sports, news, etc, it's awesome.But movies are horrible with it.
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