/tv/ - >"standard" definition >hasn't been the standard - Television & Film

Anonymous

02/06/26(Fri)16:28:48 No.217819536

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Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:28:48 No.217819536 Archived

>"standard" definition
>hasn't been the standard in over 15 years

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:30:46 No.217819573

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:30:46 No.217819573

>*checks American TV broadcasts*
>*its still 720p or upscaled 720p*
yeah its standard

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:40:59 No.217819798

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:40:59 No.217819798

>>217819573
He's talking about 480p you fucking zoomer retard

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:42:08 No.217819822

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:42:08 No.217819822

>>217819798
I'm 37

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:44:39 No.217819878

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:44:39 No.217819878

>>217819798
Could you show us an industry publication from 2026 which refers to 480p resolution as standard?

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:50:50 No.217820013

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:50:50 No.217820013

>>217819536
>lust provoking image

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:53:23 No.217820066

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:53:23 No.217820066

>>217820013
I thought it was Amelia Bedelia from the thumbnail.

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)16:53:42 No.217820075

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)16:53:42 No.217820075

DVDs still outsell bluray by a lot.

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)17:01:14 No.217820259

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)17:01:14 No.217820259

>>217819536
That's opposed to sub-standard.

Anonymous
02/06/26(Fri)17:14:02 No.217820553

Anonymous 02/06/26(Fri)17:14:02 No.217820553

>>217820075
in turkiye