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  1. 14th Jul 2003 22:57 #1
    FT Shark
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    Does anyone know which way the DVD producers are leaning for the format for High Definition DVD's? I have heard of two options:

    1 - blue lazer DVD's while keeping mpeg 2 compression
    2 - higher compression on red lazer DVD's

    What have you heard?
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    wax cylinder phonographs with the modified (fire treated) bamboo stylus or cactus needles (quick swap models)
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    wax cylinder phonographs with the modified (fire treated) bamboo stylus or cactus needles (quick swap models)
    Is that being produced by Edison Pictures?
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    as far as i know we'll be treated to both. HD-DVD will be DVD-9s containing some form of high resolution mpeg 4 content.
    Blu-Ray comes in either standard DVD resolution with upto 15 hours (or so) or HD resolution up to 3(?) hours.
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