Halo legends origins You see

Halo legends origins

You see that is why they didnt give a flying leap what the official DVD forum had to say. They were not trying to help them they were trying to make DVDs eventual replacement. They most likely succeeded! Just because your post is long it is still worthless if it only contains fluff and opinions that are not based upon facts. Try again! In blu terms, 25 isnot greater than Bluray doesnt use VC-1, and uses PCM tracks instead of advanced codecs. Blu-ray needs the extra space, were HD-DVD does not. But why am i commenting on this anyways, it has allready been debunked at the only credible Audio visual website, AVSforums. Im enjoying the Matrix in HD today, while the blu boys wait on Sonys promises. Man, its funny watching people fight over this, but more importantly SONYS GOING TO WHIP MICROSOFT. no major studios have changed their support in the last year for either format, gtauk. Universal is still HD-DVD exclusive, with most major studios supporting both besides biches fox and disney did i talk about universal? Nearly all major studios support blu-ray, 7 of the 8 major US film studios back Blu-ray and five of them are exclusive to the format wow 5 of them just wow how many hd-dvd exlusives can i think off the top of my head ooo just the one which is a pretty big one anyway Great Post Folding Junkie! Only true reason besides it is fun to play that it is doing so good is because of the price point. And what you said also applies to the 360 but funny how you left that part Yes, it uses FULLY UNCOMPRESSED Linear PCM. Compression Loss of audio quality. ALWAYS. Regardless of how advanced the codec is. So what you are saying is that Blu-Ray uses the additional space for better audio. Thank you for enlightening us. In other words, its using extra space for audio because IT CAN, otherwise it would be using audio codecs. Only HD DVD zealots would try to spin this. VC-1 is possible on Blu-Ray as well, but is not currently used because that compression format is controlled by Microsoft. So it uses other formats like H. 264 and MPEG The fact is, most codecs used are common between both formats, but no amount of spin will change the fact that 25 15 for ANY APPLICATION, not just movies. Funny how you dont include that Blu-ray can utilize the same codecs HD-DVD t that a coincidence on how you leave out a great part of information that proves you WRONG. What video codecs will Blu-ray support? MPEG-2 enhanced for HD, also used for playback of DVDs and HDTV recordings. MPEG-4 AVC part of the MPEG-4 standard also known as H. 264 High Profile and Main Profile. SMPTE VC-1 standard based on Microsofts Windows Media Video WMV technology. Please note that this simply means that all Blu-ray players and recorders will have to support playback of these video codecs, it will still be up to the movie studios to decide which video codecs they use for their releases. Thanks! I dont know why, but he bugs me more than most of them do. Its also fun to use facts to refute his bogus claims. First of all, theres a very convenient spin to this article: it doesnt compare Blu-ray to DVD or digital distribution. Second, Blu-ray beating HD-DVD clearly isnt making the PS3 sell any better, so this obviously doesnt have a direct connection to console sales. You are as bad as Mister Nonsense and Devise a lot of lies. Do you have any proof of your noise/interference problem or is that just another one of the bogus claims that schmucks as consumers, not engineers, are falsely assuming. I know that you wont find a bad review about the picture quality of the PS3 as a BD player but just to make sure that you halo legends origins the point check out this link by a completely unbiased, towards BD or Sony, source. As you can see it is by an HDTV site in the UK. Please try to tell me how you think Sony managed to get hdtvorg to give them a biased review. There is no way that you can! Your hate towards the PS3 and BD is appalling to say the least and your complere lack of any factual evidence to support your illogical opinions makes you contemptible. Go play with your kindergarten friends! Scrub! Machester Bloke do you live in the Woopwoops? Guest 2007-05-22 13:30 Bluray is in quite a few places, way more than HDDVD thats for sure. Go to JB-Hifi, theyre exclusive Blu-ray now somewhereunreg istered, I read somewhere, I think EGM, that a blu-ray attachment like the hd-dvd one for the xbox 360 would not entirely be out of the picture for Microsoft.