Is streaming killing the art of cinema?
in Movies ·
So, here’s why everyone talks about DivX like this:
Seriously, can you guys not hook up a PC to something actually decent?
Can't find a solid rip or figure out how to fix some subtitles?
Do you really think DVDs—especially those cheap bootlegs—offer better quality than a legit rip?
I'm seeing some people here who just have no clue...
DivX is king.
And no, it doesn't ruin cinema—if anything, DivX brings obscure gems to every corner of the globe thanks to the internet. The only ones mad about it are the greedy suits in the film industry, but hey, I don't feel sorry for them. Quite the opposite...
it’s honestly no surprise you're watching stuff on a tiny 17-inch monitor—with garbage audio and subtitles that are totally out of sync.
Seriously, can you guys not hook up a PC to something actually decent?
Can't find a solid rip or figure out how to fix some subtitles?
Do you really think DVDs—especially those cheap bootlegs—offer better quality than a legit rip?
I'm seeing some people here who just have no clue...
DivX is king.
And no, it doesn't ruin cinema—if anything, DivX brings obscure gems to every corner of the globe thanks to the internet. The only ones mad about it are the greedy suits in the film industry, but hey, I don't feel sorry for them. Quite the opposite...