I have a 57" TV right now and just use TV audio in my temporary living arrangement, but I'm moving into my new house next year. iTunes and the Apple ecosystem is so much simpler to use, especially with the recent iTunes 11 update and hopefully continued improvements coming to that and AppleTV. The 3 Batman films though don't seem to have gone through to my VUDU.Īpple can kill UV so badly if they push the envelope further in their quality. For example, Jaws redeemed through UV shows up in VUDU and Flixster. It's a total crapshoot though what movies propogate through to which service. I can't imagine any normal consumer making sense of it. All these systems require their own accounts, and they are all linked but in a really confusing unclear manner. You have Flixster, VUDU, UV, CinemaNow, etc. The whole UV system is just a clusterbleep IMO. They appear to have redeemed in SD, although I only tested playback on my iPad Mini. I did also redeemed the UV/Flixster digital copies of the films.
That plus a slight bump in video bit rate and iTunes would be a serious contender to BD, even on more expensive setups. Apple seriously needs to step up to DD Plus audio. I'm amazed that iTunes HD copies come with only 384k DD audio surround tracks. I plan to do a lot of comparing and blind testing of friends with this film to use it as a basis for determining whether I will be sticking more to BD or iTunes.Īlso plan to run a Handbrake encode of the BD rip at higher quality (CF 18 and 640k DD) to use as a third sample. I bought the Dark Knight 3 pack at BB on Blu-ray for $30 and also bought the iTunes HD copy.
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