Blu-ray

[audiohonic65]

Here we are going to discuss Blu-ray and only Blu-ray in-depth.

 

[darien87]

Huh?

What is it that you wanted to discuss?

 

[sawzalot]

I thought there would be just a bit more to talk about

 

[mperfct]

I hear the ray is really blue? Is that true?

 

[j_garcia]

Great discussion so far. LOTS of good info.

 

[Audioholics]

Here we are going to discuss Blu-ray and only Blu-ray in-depth.

Wow, it's about time somebody started talking about those. And such great depth...

 

[Geno]

Ray Charles sings blues. Does that make him Blue Ray?

 

[HDPCsound]

Ray Charles sings blues. Does that make him Blue Ray?

haha...it's so funny, this thread is getting and getting interesting guys..

 

[audiohonic65]

Here we are going to discuss Blu-ray and only Blu-ray in-depth.

I read this article recently to start from the basics first....

http://www.articlesbase.com/movies-articles/benefits-of-bluray-dvd-462224.html

 

[audiohonic65]

The name "Blu-ray" is a reference to the latest technology that makes the high capacity discs possible.

One of the most important advantage is that it includes Internet connectivity for downloading subtitles and updated features. Writable areas of the disc is used for saving preferences such as bookmarks, subtitle fonts, and usage details.

 

[dapack69]

The name "Blu-ray" is a reference to the latest technology that makes the high capacity discs possible.

One of the most important advantage is that it includes Internet connectivity for downloading subtitles and updated features. Writable areas of the disc is used for saving preferences such as bookmarks, subtitle fonts, and usage details.

So was HD, but that died.

 

[audiohonic65]

Everthing related to Blu-ray... which can help people find out the difference between using a DVD and a Blu-ray.

 

[rollinrocker]

Everthing related to Blu-ray... which can help people find out the difference between using a DVD and a Blu-ray.

are you drunk...?

 

[j_garcia]

One of the most important advantage is that it includes Internet connectivity for downloading subtitles and updated features. Writable areas of the disc is used for saving preferences such as bookmarks, subtitle fonts, and usage details.

You are mistaken here. That memory is inside the PLAYER. Commercialy purchased discs are not writable and there are no stand alone burners that I have seen on the market yet (in the US?).

 

[NakaMitch]

so the consensus is that blue ray is come out ahead of toshiba HD dvds?