Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Motion & Video => Topic started by: Robert Roaldi on February 17, 2014, 03:13:35 pm
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http://www.dump.com/restoresfilm/ (http://www.dump.com/restoresfilm/)
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Very interesting. Time involved, plus licenses, plus relatively small market probably accounts for their prices. I'm not a movie nut but getting one of their restorations of something that you really like is worth the money. Thanks for posting that.
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The Collection (or some of it) used to be available on iTunes (for rental I think), but I notice that it's not there now. At least I think it's no longer there, I can't find it anymore.
The Cirterion site lists availability on Hulu but that's a subscription service. I prefer to pay cash, one rental at a time. Is iTunes the only place left that uses that model?
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I used to watch movies on AppleTV but had too may issues with the system, the hardware and Apple's customer service; gave it up. VUDU and Amazon both have pay to rent (no subscription) models. A search of VUDU didn't show anything; haven't checked Amazon. There may be other non-sub based services ( that will work through a Blu-Ray player ) out there also.
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Just checked Amazon Instant Video; they show several pages of Criterion videos.
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Thanks very much, I never think of Amazon somehow.
I never bought Apple TV, I hook up my Macbook to the TV via cables. I feel so old-fashioned.
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Hah, I'm even more old-fashioned...My Criterions are the Blu-ray disc versions. Next up: Charlie Chaplin's City Lights!
-Dave-