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Projector Bulbs Aren't A Scam! Streaming Blu-ray Video: H.264 vs. MKV

Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 – running time 13:58
Projector bulbs are expensive, but we explain why they're a necessary evil. Wondering how to best stream Blu-ray discs? Plus, our featured new Blu-ray releases for March 15, 2011!

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Projector Bulbs Aren't A Scam

Last week when I bought an †Optoma HD20 @waltal wrote: "Make sure to check the cost of replacement lamps for the Optoma. It's a scam." Projector bulbs aren't cheap, but we explain why they aren't a scam in the video!

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Streaming Blu-ray Video: H.264 vs. MKV

Russ writes, "I understand how I can decrypt the Blu-ray to my hard drive, but to stream, do I need to create a H.264 or MKV file? This seems very complicated." Robert simplifes Blu-ray encoding and streaming in the video!

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New Blu-ray Releases for March 15, 2011

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