blue ray wins
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I know since I got a HD box and a HD LCD flat screen I have not rented or bought a DVD since. With Ondemand through my cable company, renting movies is easy and they are all in HD. I also have HBO, Starz, Encores and SHowtime and all have Ondemad, thousands of movies to choose from. DVDs will be dead in 5 years IMO..
Originally Posted by Nytehawk
One of the major drawbacks to Blu-Ray is DRM. If I buy a DVD of a movie, I should have the right to make a copy for personal use: for backup.
www.slysoft.com
As long as you have a BD burner/writer, you can make back-up copies.
Mind you... the blanks are still very expensive, but I remember when the first DVD burners came out, they were expensive too, as well as the blanks.
They will come down eventually
I havnt backed up any BD titles yet, so if I'm wrong, someone please correct me.
Thanks
Habibi
Originally Posted by Habibi
You can.
www.slysoft.com
As long as you have a BD burner/writer, you can make back-up copies.
Mind you... the blanks are still very expensive, but I remember when the first DVD burners came out, they were expensive too, as well as the blanks.
They will come down eventually
I havnt backed up any BD titles yet, so if I'm wrong, someone please correct me.
Thanks
Habibi
www.slysoft.com
As long as you have a BD burner/writer, you can make back-up copies.
Mind you... the blanks are still very expensive, but I remember when the first DVD burners came out, they were expensive too, as well as the blanks.
They will come down eventually
I havnt backed up any BD titles yet, so if I'm wrong, someone please correct me.
Thanks
Habibi
Thanks!!
I was really waiting to see who would win out on this battle. It certainly has the feel of VHS versus BETA... or LASER DISC versus DVD...
I'm proud to say that my parents owned a BETA (refused to get VHS only until after BETA vanished from our local video store) and, I was the not so proud owner of a LASER DISC player (it doubled as a 5-cd carousel though!).
I figured I'd sit this one out until after it became a definite... looks like we need to start exploring BluRay!
I'm proud to say that my parents owned a BETA (refused to get VHS only until after BETA vanished from our local video store) and, I was the not so proud owner of a LASER DISC player (it doubled as a 5-cd carousel though!).
I figured I'd sit this one out until after it became a definite... looks like we need to start exploring BluRay!
Originally Posted by Nytehawk
So I'm not the only one that knows about The Fox. I use a couple of their products to put movies on my portable player. I wasn't aware they had support for Blu-Ray. I'll take a look.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!



