Neal asked:
Is there a point to buy a movie, say made in 1969 on Blu Ray when you already own it on DVD? How can the quality of the movie be made any better on Blu Ray than it’s DVD counterpart even after it’s been restored?
Ari
Neal asked:
Is there a point to buy a movie, say made in 1969 on Blu Ray when you already own it on DVD? How can the quality of the movie be made any better on Blu Ray than it’s DVD counterpart even after it’s been restored?
Ari
Delithic asked:
HD DVDs use some sort of extra compression format to increase the amount of data over regular DVDs. Blu Ray used a different laser paradigm that can read things closer together. I am not talking about a player that plays both, I am talking about using the compression scheme on the HD DVDs on the smaller wavelengh Blu Ray disks to make them higher capacity. I am not really sure exactly how the HD DVDs work out their increased capacity.
Kyle
Kurt asked:
On August 20, 2007, Paramount Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation, announced they would no longer be supporting the Blu-ray Disc format. Citing HD DVD’s lower consumer equipment and disc replication costs (due to its similarities to the standard DVD format), all future Paramount/Dreamworks titles will be released exclusively on HD DVD. Together, Paramount and DreamWorks are currently the 2007 box office leaders, and their first two HD DVD-exclusive titles Shrek 3 and Transformers are both poised to be top sellers during the 2007 holiday season. In an interview with PC World, Alan Bell, the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Paramount Pictures, stated the exclusive support for HD DVD is currently indefinite. Blu Ray exclusives are found on HD DVD in defferent regions under different studios, and vice versa for HD DVD exclusives but HD DVD players are not restricted on playing them as Blu ray can’t.
WHO/WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Andy
Rick asked:
I need to add one more blu-ray movie to get the discount, which of three movie above should i pick?
Zechariah
Jacob asked:
ok im going to get a new computer with blue ray will blue ray slow down the computer while play a dvd or cd game?
Alden