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Nope. This has already been debunked at AVS. That's why I didn't post it earlier.
At this point, I don't know why anyone would want a Universal player. Not something to get excited about.
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If a universal player had all the features of both formats this could be a win win. This would allow you to purchase movies you liked no matter what the format was. I am sure price would be higher then 1k.
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Yeah, i agree.
A while back I loved the idea of someday having a combo player, but now i'd rather just see BR die off completely.
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You're assuming that they'll ever be in a quality that lives up to HD DVD at this point. I could care less about either of those two movies but there is already a couple that I would have picked up if they were on HD DVD. however, at the quality they're putting out, I wouldn't want them.
Therefore, a universal player doesn't mean much if they're still putting out a shoddy product.
Let it be for games for all I care. Leave the movie business to people that obviously know and have proven to know what they're doing.
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Unfortunately, Sony has put too much money into BD just to let it die completely. I imagine it will be a long time before we see movies like Lawrence of Arabia or Spider-Man in HD-DVD, even if HD-DVD wins. A combo player will allow us access to those discs in the meantime.
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And I would guess that BR will sell well enough in Japan to keep the format alive for awhile.
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And I would guess that BR will sell well enough in Japan to keep the format alive for awhile.
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Why would you guess that? Do the Japanese have lower expectations than us? Do they care less about quality?
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I have heard about this at several other places too, I hope it is not false. I mean, I personally would by a player that incorporated this. I plan on a PS3 this fall ( ) and yet I would still like a HD DVD player. By the time this makes it to main stream, all the HD audio streams that are coming out will be available. That would be a nice player....
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I know that I would want a Universal player. I would currently relate it to DVD-R and DVD+R. Most, if not all of the DVD players/burners recognize both formats.
The industry will not come to that, for years, if at all. It would be very pleasurable to J6P.
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