If the only option is SD (standard definition) for a movie on R18, does that mean that the movie was released only on SD?
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If it is only in SD it could be for 2 reasons;
- Studio did not provide better quality files.
- Studio did not allow to sell better quality files.
Remember that we are a platform and not an Studio. The original quality of each movie was filmed is unknown to us.
I know I'm late to the party but just to add to the answer from R18:
Sadly there are quite a few of "older" movies on R18 that are only provided in SD but actually have an HD release. You can check for example on duga.jp if there is a better version available. Most of the time (but not always) duga.jp has the highest quality release. But knowing there is a better quality available can be a curse if you are not able to get your hands on it. :/
Sadly there are quite a few of "older" movies on R18 that are only provided in SD but actually have an HD release. You can check for example on duga.jp if there is a better version available. Most of the time (but not always) duga.jp has the highest quality release. But knowing there is a better quality available can be a curse if you are not able to get your hands on it. :/