Blu-ray slowly dying
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
It' Sony. You expected different? I will cheer when Sony finally chokes on its own spittle.
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
I totally disagree with you. First, I predicted almost two years ago that BluRay would win over HD-DVD. I was right on that one. Even Wal-Mart has a BluRay section for movies. I was right before and I'm correct on this.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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I totally disagree with you. First, I predicted almost two years ago that BluRay would win over HD-DVD. I was right on that one. Even Wal-Mart has a BluRay section for movies. I was right before and I'm correct on this.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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I am not even going to bother reading your 'article' that is probably the opinion of one person.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
harold aptroot wrote:
Blue-ray is slowly dying
Yeah right, and it's being replaced with? Blu-ray is the only HD movie solution available today. I'd say that it's slowly emerging, not dying. Now when I go to Blockbuster, I first try to rent the movies on Blu-ray if they're available. Unfortunately many times they're rented out and I end up having to rent the DVD.
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harold aptroot wrote:
Blue-ray is slowly dying
Yeah right, and it's being replaced with? Blu-ray is the only HD movie solution available today. I'd say that it's slowly emerging, not dying. Now when I go to Blockbuster, I first try to rent the movies on Blu-ray if they're available. Unfortunately many times they're rented out and I end up having to rent the DVD.
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Have you've been spying on me? I skimmed it looking precisely for what's killing it -- the alternative. Perhaps it's too burried in the sea of babble.
"When you reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more." -- John McCain in 2000, on his vote against lowering the top tax rate from 39% to Bush's proposed 35%.
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Have you've been spying on me? I skimmed it looking precisely for what's killing it -- the alternative. Perhaps it's too burried in the sea of babble.
"When you reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more." -- John McCain in 2000, on his vote against lowering the top tax rate from 39% to Bush's proposed 35%.
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harold aptroot wrote:
Up-sampling DVD-players It's a few lines down from "The original game plan"
Hmmm, I had no idea those would be capable of playing 1080p movies.
"When you reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more." -- John McCain in 2000, on his vote against lowering the top tax rate from 39% to Bush's proposed 35%.
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
harold aptroot wrote:
Blue-ray is slowly dying
Than I am not even bother to try to find out what Blue-ray is.
harold aptroot wrote:
And so is its DRM with it!
Ditto.
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harold aptroot wrote:
Up-sampling DVD-players It's a few lines down from "The original game plan"
Hmmm, I had no idea those would be capable of playing 1080p movies.
"When you reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more." -- John McCain in 2000, on his vote against lowering the top tax rate from 39% to Bush's proposed 35%.
They might be if you'd put a 1080p movie on a regular DVD.. But that's not their purpose Maybe they're referring to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDTV\_quality\_DVD\_Player
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
Blu-Ray player : $300+ 1080p DVD player: $60 that's all you need to know
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Blu-Ray player : $300+ 1080p DVD player: $60 that's all you need to know
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According to http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365[^] Blue-ray is slowly dying And so is its DRM with it! ps: i don't know what went wrong with the original post?
Last year we got an HDTV and a $400 upsampling DVD player. The picture was absolute crap. We replaced the $400 DVD player with a $400 PS3 and WOW, what a difference! The PS3 upsamples SD DVDs amazingly well but they pale in comparison to a Blu-Ray movie. I have to whole-heartedly disagree with the "article". Saying upsampling DVD players will kill Blu-Ray is like saying Daewoo is going to kill Chevrolet.
My mind is like an aluminum trap. Some things get caught in the trap, and some things bend the trap and get away.
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Last year we got an HDTV and a $400 upsampling DVD player. The picture was absolute crap. We replaced the $400 DVD player with a $400 PS3 and WOW, what a difference! The PS3 upsamples SD DVDs amazingly well but they pale in comparison to a Blu-Ray movie. I have to whole-heartedly disagree with the "article". Saying upsampling DVD players will kill Blu-Ray is like saying Daewoo is going to kill Chevrolet.
My mind is like an aluminum trap. Some things get caught in the trap, and some things bend the trap and get away.
FyreWyrm wrote:
Saying upsampling DVD players will kill Blu-Ray is like saying Daewoo is going to kill Chevrolet.
As opposed to saying Chevrolet will simply drop dead as a result of its own failings? :-\
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You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.
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harold aptroot wrote:
Blue-ray is slowly dying
Yeah right, and it's being replaced with? Blu-ray is the only HD movie solution available today. I'd say that it's slowly emerging, not dying. Now when I go to Blockbuster, I first try to rent the movies on Blu-ray if they're available. Unfortunately many times they're rented out and I end up having to rent the DVD.