Explanation of quality for downloads
Used to explain what the quality of each download type was. Can't find that now and I had found that very useful in the past.
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See our comment and the FAQ page here: http://ideas.rifftrax.com/knowledgebase/articles/468371-what-do-your-video-formats-mean
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Hello, there is an article on the FAQ here: http://ideas.rifftrax.com/knowledgebase/articles/468371-what-do-your-video-formats-mean
We link to this on all of the download pages, too!
Let us know if we can add anything further to make this page easier to find.
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etherknight commented
Also, please explain why the 'To Burn' version (ISO) is so much larger than the 'High TV' version (which I thought was the highest possible resolution)? Case in point, "Hawk the Slayer":
Download to Burn (3.96 GB)
High TV (1.68 GB)