On: Why can’t I play Ultra HD Blu-ray movies on my new...

[brnt]

Ignorance is bliss, and I prefer bliss ;)

[aqfamnzc → brnt]

This is legitimately the stance I take on audio quality, video quality above 1080p (although I do notice the difference in bitrate between streams), cars, video games, and a lot of other things.

[brnt → aqfamnzc]

I've been spoiling myself and forced Netflix to 1080p (due to Linux, by default it won't go over 720) and I'm starting to slowly agree higher bitrates do look nicer.

It's just that I come from VCD rips and still think that anything better than DVD is fantasticly detailed. Just never had the urge to let myself get used to better, but I'm starting to with 1080p.

[iamacyborg → brnt]

It's wild to me that in 2022 people still aren't used to consuming HD media.

[majewsky → iamacyborg]

720p does in fact count as HD. Either that or you don't remember SD content. :)

[brnt → iamacyborg]

I watch things for the story, not the pixels :)

[iamacyborg → brnt]

Those pixels add up to a beautiful experience, particularly if you're watching something like Too Old to Die Young.

[_zooted → iamacyborg]

I think you need enough pixels to convey the story / vision of the artist. More is better but there are diminishing returns above 1080p and most of us just don't care lol