I actually dont see him claiming to be the reason the format war was won by bluray. I don't even see how someone can interpret that from his quotes either. And you can't say that ever person who is a bluray fanboy understands all of the technical mumbo jumbo that goes along with this crap either. He is a director, not an engineer. He did say that he was vocal about it though, which he was. I am sure the audio on the bluray version when paramount switches back over I am sure will be much better (hopefully uncompressed considering there should be an extra 20 gb to work with).