Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Note no audio as there are 3 ways I figure that one can approach it with this format:
1. All playing at the same time (See the Robotech all at once for an example of how that turned out),
2. Cycling the audio between sources over the course of the video (which is how the 108 cartoons and Star Trek videos handeled it.)
3. No audio (but at least this has subtitles), as done here.
For most of these you really need to watch this in a 4K to have the subs readable. Well hopefully the 'tube doesn't re-compress things in a way that makes them unreadable. You might need to make sure this is streaming at the highest available quality too.
I was surprised how many series I thought where 4by3 aspect which actually where 16by9 when going through what I had on hard drive. I still had over 108 different series "on hand" though. The problem with 16by9 is I can't fit as many and have the subs still readable.
Note no audio as there are 3 ways I figure that one can approach it with this format:
1. All playing at the same time (See the Robotech all at once for an example of how that turned out),
2. Cycling the audio between sources over the course of the video (which is how the 108 cartoons and Star Trek videos handeled it.)
3. No audio (but at least this has subtitles), as done here.
For most of these you really need to watch this in a 4K to have the subs readable. Well hopefully the 'tube doesn't re-compress things in a way that makes them unreadable. You might need to make sure this is streaming at the highest available quality too.
I was surprised how many series I thought where 4by3 aspect which actually where 16by9 when going through what I had on hard drive. I still had over 108 different series "on hand" though. The problem with 16by9 is I can't fit as many and have the subs still readable.
