Apple aficionados have embraced Xcode's seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem, transforming ideas into sleek, pixel-perfect applications. With its prowess in Swift and Objective-C, it stands tall as the go-to choice for iOS, macOS, and watchOS development. In one corner, we have Xcode, the mighty warrior of Apple's realm. It's like deciding between a trusty lightsaber or a nimble wand to fight your coding battles. In the mystical realm of software development, where lines of code wield their power, choosing the right IDE becomes paramount. They’re currently expected to release on the 25th of June, 2020.Welcome to the epic showdown of the Integrated Development Environments (IDEs): Xcode and CLion. Release Date and AvailabilityĪll the movies will be released, and no doubt, there will be some kind of bundle offer too. With any luck, they’ll re-render the CGI assets, but that could prove costly. So between them, the two movies are prime pickings for the 4K UHD market. However, The Hobbit was actually shot in 5K at 48 FPS and in 3D. So getting a really good 4K master from the original footage should be possible, as it is with much older films these days. Remember, the original movie was shot on 35mm film, mostly. We may even see Dolby Vision, although we’ll have to wait for that one to be confirmed. With that in mind, we would expect the usual HDR and Dolby Atmos we’ve seen them use for their other high-profile releases. Of course, Warner have been delivering some truly remarkable 4K re-releases recently. However, it’s not clear yet if that is on the same disc/box or separate retail releases. The 4K remasters are to include the standard theatrical release and the (superior) extended cut version. Furthermore, the next-gen Xbox and PlayStation are expected to have 4K Blu-Ray players built-in.
However, 4K TVs are dominating now, and 4K players are increasing their install base too. This is easily one of their biggest assets, and to release it before having a huge install base would be dangerous to their profit margin. It’s obvious why Warner held off on the release though. It started to seem like it would never happen, but The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies are finally heading to 4K UHD Blu-Ray.
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