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  1. Член BJ_M's Avatar
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    DVDActive has posted the fronts and backs of several soon-to-be-released (or not so soon) Blu-ray and HD-DVD titles so you know what color boxes to look for when they hit stores. The most interesting development is that despite rumors to the contrary, all the HD-DVD movies posted state they are formatted in 1080p.

    Even though most of us don't have 1080p TVs yet and the initial HD-DVD players will max out at 1080i, those concerned about "future proofing" their next generation DVD collection may still have an option in HD-DVD.

    http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/hi-def-releases.html



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    very interesting...any clue on prices? When will Netflix start renting them?
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    I've experienced High Definition already and am not likely to buy into this fiasco. Who wants to spend another $900 on a "Betamax like" boat anchor?

    That is unless they promise to replace the player (and BD discs) if the format fails.
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    Lionsgate just announced their titles ... and that they will be delayed a month (till june)

    Confirmed Lionsgate Blu-ray titles: Lord of War, The Punisher, Devil's Rejects, Saw, T2: Judgment Day, Reservoir Dogs, Total Recall, Dune, Rambo: First Blood, See No Evil
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    inside and outside of the Toshiba HD-A1 (bestbuy was selling these this week at some stores already)

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    Now you can start filling up your shelves wit HD movies while they still deliberate on the player...
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    Originally Posted by jwedge
    ...When will Netflix start renting them?
    as I was going through the new releases on their site this morning, 2 of them (I can't remeber which titles, as they didn't interest me) you had the option to choose format -- so I guess that means they will start renting them this Tuesday.
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  8. MY question........... Will a blu ray or hd-dvd disc play in a standard DVD player?
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    Originally Posted by Tom81
    MY question........... Will a blu ray or hd-dvd disc play in a standard DVD player?
    Blu ray and HD=DVD will use Blue lasers while current DVDs use Red Laser, so they wont be playable in current dvd players.
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    Our local Best buy is supposed to have them starting next week.
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