Sentence examples for standard definition version from inspiring English sources

(Lionsgate, Blu-ray edition $39.97; standard definition version $39.98, not rated).

Appearing this week in a superb Blu-ray edition from the Criterion Collection (a standard definition version is available as well), "Bigger Than Life" is a therapeutic melodrama of the sort popular through the 1950s, in which medical science steps in to cure the spiritual as well as physical ills of the central character.

Another thing to consider: with the new iPad, you'll obviously want HD versions of movies and TV shows and those tend to be twice the size of the standard definition versions.

(If you automatically synchronize your iPod content, iTunes should transfer the standard-definition version to the iPod).

("Sleeping Beauty" is also being issued in a standard-definition version, and Disney has included a copy of the standard disc in the Blu-ray box as well).

Available in a full range of flavors, from a Blu-ray double feature with the first film ($69.98) to a humble single-disc, standard-definition version ($29.99).

A digital standard-definition version was also created that was then transferred to a three-terabyte (three-trillion-byte) hard disk for editing.

After purchasing a high-definition TV show or movie, gamers can download the standard-definition version at no additional charge.

Like the standard-definition version, it is available nationwide via DirecTV and Dish Network, and on most cable providers in Michigan and some in Ohio, Indiana and Wisconsin.

It requires Comcast to bring Bloomberg into standard-definition versions of those neighborhoods within 60 days, at least in the biggest cities served by the company.

The revelation among them is not Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt" (1963) or Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" (1985) — both excellent films that have previously been released in fine standard-definition versions by the Criterion Collection — but "The Ladykillers," a 1955 comedy from Ealing Studios in Britain.