I have lot's of interests, but little time to indulge them all.
A while back I discovered I could watch series and movies at 1.5x speed, with sound(!), on my PS3 and even faster using the VLC media player (on my Mac).
Once you're used to the 'faster' sound, you hardly notice the difference (or at least I don't).
Regular TV does not offer me the option for faster playback, so for me downloading is the only option even if I could watch the slow show through 'legal channels'.
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I have lot's of interests, but little time to indulge them all.
A while back I discovered I could watch series and movies at 1.5x speed, with sound(!), on my PS3 and even faster using the VLC media player (on my Mac). Once you're used to the 'faster' sound, you hardly notice the difference (or at least I don't).
Regular TV does not offer me the option for faster playback, so for me downloading is the only option even if I could watch the slow show through 'legal channels'.
Absolutely! :-)
Just a thought, but if light were to move faster than the constant we asign to it, wouldn't objects moving away from us appear to slow down?