Malcolm R
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Tomato, Tomahto.Looks like their marketing team can't tell the Spider-Men or their movies apart.
Tomato, Tomahto.Looks like their marketing team can't tell the Spider-Men or their movies apart.
Looks like their marketing team can't tell the Spider-Men or their movies apart.
If the short was to released to Blu-ray collection set, I bet the restored print would be Uncensored on Home Video, (I believe).Now, the bad news; it appears that the restored print of the short Chips Ahoy added to the service last Friday has unfortunately been censored to remove a brief scene of Donald puffing cigar smoke at Chip and Dale.
"Heathers" (1988 or 89) reference.Tomato, Tomahto.
I just checked, and they do not appear to be upscaled, since the titles do not appear to have any interlacing issues that some upscaled shows on Hulu have. NYPD Blue, the first 8 seasons, have been reframed for 16:9. This was an intentionally gritty-looking show, so it will likely appear to have more grain than you remember if you watched the how during its initial run in 4:3 on a 27" CRT.I'm not completely sure I'm posting this is the correct location. My apologies in advance if I'm wrong.
Can anyone tell me if NYPD BLUE on HULU is in true HD. Meaning legit HD and not just an upconvert of an SD source to HD for streaming. Particularly the first 8 seasons. Thanks!
I just checked, and they do not appear to be upscaled, since the titles do not appear to have any interlacing issues that some upscaled shows on Hulu have. NYPD Blue, the first 8 seasons, have been reframed for 16:9. This was an intentionally gritty-looking show, so it will likely appear to have more grain than you remember if you watched the how during its initial run in 4:3 on a 27" CRT.
This show appears much better than Ally McBeal did before it got pulled from the service last month. It was very obvious that show was upscaled and reformatted to 16:9 from the SD broadcast masters.
Disney has been getting some good press on their recent TV series remasters for the Hulu service - Moonlighting (which looks spectacular, better than it ever did in its initial broadcast where it always looked like they were 16mm prints) and LA Law which premieres next month. Both shows were shot on film, but LA Law (and possibly Moonlighting) had post production completed on standard definition video (common for filmed shows in the mid 1980s and most of the 90s). Supposedly, they have gone back to the original camera negatives and recompiled both shows with new scans, although there may be a few visual effects shots that could be upscaled rather than trying to do a Star Trek: Next Gen remaster. We will have to wait and see if LA Law is reformatted for 16:9, but Moonlighting did retain its original 4:3 broadcast aspect ratio.
Thank you very much for such a comprehensive response! And yes I did watch them all in their original run on ABC and on a 27" CRT too. I'm not particularly thrilled with the reframed 16:9 but after seeing other classic tv shows having the same process I've begun to get accustomed to it.I just checked, and they do not appear to be upscaled, since the titles do not appear to have any interlacing issues that some upscaled shows on Hulu have. NYPD Blue, the first 8 seasons, have been reframed for 16:9. This was an intentionally gritty-looking show, so it will likely appear to have more grain than you remember if you watched the how during its initial run in 4:3 on a 27" CRT.
This show appears much better than Ally McBeal did before it got pulled from the service last month. It was very obvious that show was upscaled and reformatted to 16:9 from the SD broadcast masters.
Disney has been getting some good press on their recent TV series remasters for the Hulu service - Moonlighting (which looks spectacular, better than it ever did in its initial broadcast where it always looked like they were 16mm prints) and LA Law which premieres next month. Both shows were shot on film, but LA Law (and possibly Moonlighting) had post production completed on standard definition video (common for filmed shows in the mid 1980s and most of the 90s). Supposedly, they have gone back to the original camera negatives and recompiled both shows with new scans, although there may be a few visual effects shots that could be upscaled rather than trying to do a Star Trek: Next Gen remaster. We will have to wait and see if LA Law is reformatted for 16:9, but Moonlighting did retain its original 4:3 broadcast aspect ratio.
You may have to call support. If your subscription is cancelled but still active, you can’t switch to a bundle.Does anyone know how to which to the “Duo“ subscription from a Disney+ subscription? D+ only shows me the D+ annual or maybe the trio services. I find any way to convert to the Duo from Disney or Hulu. And their Help section doesn’t acknowledge the Duo bundle at all.
I can cancel and setup a new membership in my wife’s name. But then we lose all viewing history, a bit of a bother.
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While "Prey" is still only 5.1 it is Dolby Vision.Disney+ added a Hulu tab today for those subscribers who have a bundle plan. The bad news is that titles we were hoping to get in Dolby Atmos when this happened, like Only Murders in the Building and Prey are still in only 5.1.
True, but the Atmos track is killer, and it has been playing in Atmos on Disney+ in other territories that do not have Hulu.While "Prey" is still only 5.1 it is Dolby Vision.