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by bee_rider 351 days ago
Netflix has their own in-house studio, right? The encoding and lossy compression is going to happen anyway. It seems like an easy win, for their directors to provide a description of the grain they want, so it can be replicated on the user side.
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dylan604 351 days ago
what does having an in-house studio have to do with it? they stream more content than just their own, and so they would not have creative license to alter content. they would only have some type of distribution license to stream the content as provided
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supertrope 351 days ago
Because they previously did not do commercials their original TV shows were not written with pauses every few minutes. They have approved cameras. They spend heavily on movie star salaries and skimp on set production.
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dylan604 351 days ago
Again, I ask, what does this have to do with anything regarding TFA? Anything in-house studio produces will not be shot on film.
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