Dang! It just keeps getting worse and worse for HD DVD! I am sure Toshiba can turn it around though.![]()
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Reuters is reporting today that the online DVD rental company Netflix has announced that they will only stock Blu-ray discs. Until now, Netflix has supported both high definition formats. With four of the big six movie studios now in the pocket of Blu-ray, it seems more and more companies are abandoning the HD DVD format. For those of you with HD DVD players, this may be an excellent opportunity to pick up a few used discs on the cheap.
Discuss "Netflix goes Blu" here. Read the article.
Dang! It just keeps getting worse and worse for HD DVD! I am sure Toshiba can turn it around though.![]()
You got beat to the punch
Netflix goes Blu
I'm the child of the household, so why shouldn't I get all the T O Y S![]()
(my wife just won't let me buy them)
Jim Robbins is gaining some recognition
I wonder how much Sony paid them to do this.![]()
Now, will netflix add the option for "I prefer BD 1.0 because my player won't work with 2.0 discs".
Jim Robbins
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Might be time to go eBay with my HD DVD player and discs!!!
jwc
Politics? Hollywood for ugly people...
So Blu-Ray seems to be the way to go now eh? Glad I've held out on picking a HD format player. The combo players still look attractive though.
actually, not sure I will go blu-ray. It appears that delivery via the net is well on it's way, with Apple taking the lead. I will sit back and watch to see what develops, enjoying my old-school dvd's for now. I just can't imagine that in a year or two I will be buying or renting discs. I think it will all be legal downloads, purchasing or renting.
jwc
Politics? Hollywood for ugly people...
erick.s is gaining some recognition
I just read a press release from Best Buy saying they were backing blu-ray. Things are starting to pick up steam now.
Yes! Another nail in the coffin of the war that never should have beenI personally don't plan on using the downloads....I love the fact that I can have a library of discs free from storage failure of computers and HHDs (and relatively DRM free!).
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This is a dissapointment for me. I was hoping to use Netflix to watch HD DVDs instead of buying them. I'm really not ready to spend $500 or more on a Blu-ray player that's not fully compatible and doesn't decode all of the HD audio formats. All I want is a player that is profile 2.0 compatible and decodes all of the audio formats to MPCM. I got that with my $200 HD DVD player 10 months ago. Why is the Blu-ray side taking so damn long to do this?
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