Wasabi
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I've added TSST to the list, and removed on both camps the software co's as you mentioned they always support all formats.
Wasabi
Wasabi
Rasczak said:To be honest it wouldn't surprise me - DVD-Audio and SACD have failed to grab the imagination of the public as many of them don't have the kit to enjoy the material properly. It may well be the same for high def discs - it will certainly be a small market for awhile that's for sure.
Wasabi said:Dan, my man.
Thanks for explaining the Vista situation.
Wasabi
BLU-RAY DISKS, those DRM-infected rights-removal tools disguised as movies, are going to launch real soon.
Wasabi said:http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/03/14/blu-ray_hddvd_face_new_technical_issues/
Likely delays on HD-DVD titles.
Also Disney may reconsider its position and release titles on HD-DVD as well.
Wasabi
Dutch said:Shame I may not have any HD DVDs to watch on my HD-XA1. Good news though about Disney's possible move to HD DVD. Who's going to be next?
Steve
I dont see how it does make Fox the only Blu Ray camp left. Disney said that they might produce HD-DVD, not that they will. I dont quite see how everyone takes that to mean they should be looking forward to lots of Disney releases on HD-DVD in the coming months.Wasabi said:That leaves only Fox on the bluray camp not being on both sides, and Universal on the hd-dvd side not releasing on bluray. I don't count Sony as I wouldn't think they ever launch on a competitor's side, just like on the gaming industry.