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Old 06-13-03 | 08:09 AM
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Next format after DVD???

Saw on another thread where someone mentioned DVD-HD as the format to succeed DVD. Does anyone know much about this media or have links with more info? I just can't imagine my DVD collection being obsolete in a few more years.
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Old 06-13-03 | 08:34 AM
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That would really piss me off
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Old 06-13-03 | 08:53 AM
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It won't be obsolete. The next generation DVDs / players should be backwards compatible.
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Old 06-13-03 | 08:59 AM
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It won't be obsolete. The next generation DVDs / players should be backwards compatible.
This is correct.

The last I heard, blu-ray was the most popular format:
http://www.indystar.com/print/articl...-9311-031.html
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:11 AM
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DVD-HD would be nice, as long as it does remain retroactive. There has been some argument as to whether or not it will. I guess we will wait and see for sure. I really believe that DVD is here to stay for quite some time though. I don't think anything will be a huge success in the next several years to unseat DVD. DVD-HD might become the next LD. Too much speculation right now thouh.
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:22 AM
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I'm staying with DVDs until they come up with direct-feed system using bio-ports a la eXistenZ.
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:26 AM
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I'm hoping CED (Selectravision) will make a comeback!
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:50 AM
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I'm hoping CED (Selectravision) will make a comeback!
Yeah, then I can play the 50 movies in my basement!!
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Old 06-13-03 | 11:57 AM
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Yeah, then I can play the 50 movies in my basement!!
That's if you can get them to play all the way through without skipping or hanging several hundred times!
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Old 06-13-03 | 12:11 PM
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Until they change physical formats, and that's going to take awhile given how prevalent the CD size is, you'll be ok. Technologies will change and capacities will go up but the form factor is most likely going to remain the same for some time to come.
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Old 06-13-03 | 12:22 PM
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There was actually one format that had the HD-DVD that would play in regular format on regular DVD players, and the HD string of data on HD players. Basically all players would be able to view all DVDs, so no one would really have to upgrade their equipment or buy new replacement DVDs until they wanted HD quality. Naturally, the big guys killed that format.
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Old 06-13-03 | 06:31 PM
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There was actually one format that had the HD-DVD that would play in regular format on regular DVD players, and the HD string of data on HD players. Basically all players would be able to view all DVDs, so no one would really have to upgrade their equipment or buy new replacement DVDs until they wanted HD quality. Naturally, the big guys killed that format.
What format are you talking about???
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Old 06-13-03 | 07:12 PM
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jesus people.....forget about the next format. lets see if they can first fix all the F-ups they have let go with the current format...please. you want the same problems with HD-DVD? dont kill dvd before it's time to die....and there is a long, long, way to go before we say "so long". whats the hurry?
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Old 06-13-03 | 07:25 PM
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I will need a bit of time to find the article, Iron Giant, b/c i cannot remember the name off hand. It had the name of the company in there. I'm sure I'll find it somewhere.
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Old 06-13-03 | 07:26 PM
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btw I agree that HD-DVD is coming way too fast
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Old 06-13-03 | 08:27 PM
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HD DVD isn't getting here fast enough for me.
And what is wrong with the current format.
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Old 06-13-03 | 08:37 PM
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I don't care about HD-DVD, I'm interested in the format after THAT. When will that come out???

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Old 06-13-03 | 08:59 PM
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I like the "spike" format that Robocop uses. hehe
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Old 06-13-03 | 09:08 PM
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I like the "spike" format that Robocop uses. hehe
Could you give us the technical specs for that please?
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Old 06-13-03 | 09:18 PM
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I still don't see any reason to replace my RCA Videodisc collection.
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:34 PM
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I believe VD is next! Or DIVX II ..very exciting!
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Old 06-13-03 | 10:36 PM
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I didn't spend thousands of $$$ to replace dvds. Plus, dvd hasn't fully replaced VHS's yet, even though it extremely close. A lot of people still don't have dvd players yet. LD, DiVX, and others failed to replace good ol' VHS, but dvd has. Why? Picture, sound quality are primo and extra features. What will they improve upon? Just picture and sound, if that's even possible. DVDs are here to stay. Sure new players will come into existence, but hopefully (hopefully!!!) there are backwards compatible.
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