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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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Streaming services, please use constant-quality, variable bit rade encoding for your media. Thank you.
I think Max is pretty good with their encodes but yeesh, Netflix looks like trash. They also heavily de-grain everything shot on film to keep bitrates low so old movies look weirdly smooth and washed over with no fine detail.
Just watched Wonka (no comment) on Hulu and the image turned to shit when they popped confetti :pain:
lol it's ironic that the parts of films that are supposed to be visually dazzling are what gets destroyed by compression. RIP to all the VFX artists working tirelessly on their fancy particle effects only for them to get turned to pixelated digital mush