Folks can debate the merits of the various forms of media available for viewing this and other sources of hobby-related information, but if you miss out on the content Rich provides in this particular program (as well as his earlier ones), you are likely doing yourself a disservice. Especially true if you are part of the growing movement to 3RS or hi-rail modeling. I personally prefer "hard copy" media formats--DVD or Blu-Ray these days, along with print books and magazines--because I like maintaining an organized library of train-related "stuff" that I can easily access at any time and conveniently use in any location.
I reviewed a "conventional" DVD of "It's All About the Trains" for the magazine (January 2018 issue) and watched it on my office computer because my home office is still in the construction phase. The image quality was perfectly fine for these old eyes, and that didn't much matter in any case because what was most important was the informative and instructive techniques Rich demonstrates in this latest program.
