And like all download services..
Quality will either be abysmal (SD), or poor (HD), and take ages on current broadband infrastructures.
No thanks, I will stick with my existing DVD collection, and my ever expanding Blu-ray collection.
Blockbuster has finally realised what we’ve all known for years: traipsing back and forth to its stores with discs is a pain in the bum. So the rental firm’s launched a set-top box to deliver films directly to your living room. Blockbuster_set_top_box Blockbuster's MediaPoint set-top film box The MediaPoint box will sit …
Quality arguments are getting very old - the various and virtually lossless compression codec’s that can be used today are quite suitable for providing a quality viewing experience - even on the most decent HD projectors or TV's.
As mentioned the bugger is the file size... not so good with a broadband network that’s not developing so fast, did I mention that I have 100mb connection here in Stockholm? :) (There are advantages to being in a country with less than 11 million people!)
I'm sure this service would work a treat here.
btw thats 100mb uncontented and unrestriced - There are advantages to being in a country with less than 11 million people!