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Re: That SUCKS
Originally posted by skip@infocenter
Is there anything that we can do to motivate the studios to get with the program?
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Is there anything that we can do to motivate the studios to get with the program?
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they are not flying off the shelf so thus, it gives no real motivation for studio's to go with that
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Re: That SUCKS
Originally posted by skip@infocenter
Is there anything that we can do to motivate the studios to get with the program?
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Is there anything that we can do to motivate the studios to get with the program?
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Second, DVDs are an inherrently NTSC format, period. It isn't possible to make current DVDs in HDTV.
HD-DVD is coming, just run a search for "Blu Ray," but it's not here yet.
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Originally posted by Geofferson
Didn't Blu Ray technology take a big blow a few weeks ago?
Didn't Blu Ray technology take a big blow a few weeks ago?
Although I'm sure I'll drool over 1080 I can't complain about what I've got now and wouldn't want to spend much more for DVDs than I spend now.
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HD broadcasting for all stations was pushed back because NTSC is still wildly used. so don't expect much of technology filled stuff to come out of it all for a bit
technology is all there, beyond what you even know (attend an NAB conference and you will be amazed) but its all about marketing right now
technology is all there, beyond what you even know (attend an NAB conference and you will be amazed) but its all about marketing right now
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Re: Re: That SUCKS
Originally posted by Mr. Salty
Second, DVDs are an inherrently NTSC format, period.
Second, DVDs are an inherrently NTSC format, period.
what you mean to say is that DVDs, under current specs, are an inherently Standard Definition format.
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Originally posted by jarofclay73
What is the 1080 HDTV format?
What is the 1080 HDTV format?
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The first HD pre-recorded movies will come in the JVC's D-VHS D-Theater format in May. The movies will be approx $30-$40, and the hardware itself (the one D-Theater deck from JVC) can be found for around $1200.