Disney is even more aggressive with these measures. Netflix won't give you access to their precious 4k+ streams if it feels your device isn't locked down enough. As a result it gives you access to almost everything humanity has ever created. Maybe not actually available at all anywhere no matter where you look. Want to watch a classic film? An influential film? Chances are it's not on Netflix. Was the license for these movies too expensive for them? Who knows? Who cares?

Netflix once had Terminator 1 and 3 but not 2, as well as Spider Man 1 and 3 but not 2. Annoying copyright issues nobody cares about Pirates obviously don't have these problems.ģ. They may even be required to do it by law. These services aren't afraid to cut content in order to broaden their audiences. Scenes with a lot of movement are actually painful to watch.Ĭompare that to the obssessive attention to detail you can often find in piracy communities and the winner is obvious. Netflix somehow manages to add compression artifacts to nearly 100% black frames. The quality and detail of the image will almost always be much worse if compared to another source such as Blu-Rays. When they offer users high definition content, they're actually talking about the resolution of the image. Horrible video compression to save bandwidth The problem is the fact they consistently offer the lowest quality product.ġ.

Of course paying for a streaming subscription is the easiest solution: people just pay and enjoy what it offers. When I said piracy was the better service, what I meant is it offered much higher quality, not that it was easier to use.

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