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Founder/EIC: @thedigitalbits, Writer/Author, Cineologist, Futurist, Space Nerd, Friend to all of Goodwill, Foe of Injustice. #BoldlyGo
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Blu-ray turns 20, UHD Blu-ray turns 10

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By Bill Hunt, Yoeri Geutskens, but Philips
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
Amidst the debate about digital versus physical media after Sony's decision to drop PlayStation game discs, Blu-ray has outlived many predictions and is celebrating its 20-year anniversary. It has been 20 years since Blu-ray introduced us to movies at home in high-bitrate 1080p video and lossless audio quality. The Blu-ray Disc format officially launched on June 20, 2006, as pointed out by Bill Hunt.
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Warner’s John Daro on the 4K Remastering of Speed Racer!

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By Bill Hunt
| The Digital Bits
John Daro is a highly experienced Lead Digital Intermediate colorist with Warner Post Production Creative Services, someone I first met late last year while attending a Digital Entertainment Group (DEG) event on the Burbank lot on the latest developments in Filmmaker Mode.
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In Praise of Audacious, Challenging Sci-Fi Drama: Apple TV’s For All Mankind & Star City

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By Bill Hunt
| The Digital Bits
I’ve said many times now here on The Digital Bits how much I appreciate Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert, and Ronald D. Moore’s For All Mankind. As the series completes its fifth and penultimate season, the Apple TV Original has quietly become one of my all-time TV favorites, equaling Moore’s own rebooted Battlestar Galactica and even Star Trek, a franchise I love dearly but that—over the decades—has proven wildly uneven, and more recently has lost its way.
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