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HD DVD to Introduce Region Coding
DVD-Recordable: HD DVD to Intro Region Coding
The decision is part of the 34th Steering Committee Meeting of the DVD Forum, held on May 24 in Seattle, U.S.. The organization approved the establishment of a "HD DVD RPC Ad hoc group" to work with appropriate Working Groups to develop a specification and enforcement plan for RPC on HD DVD-Video, including region map and requirements in consultation with the studios. |
Originally Posted by Burnt Thru
DVD-Recordable: HD DVD to Intro Region Coding
Perhaps this is why Paramount has indefinitely postponed their releases, and why King Kong remains nowhere in sight? |
I doubt region coding is holding back King Kong. I thought they were always planning on releasing that in the middle of Summer. Perhaps Universal and/or Paramount is also waiting for a few more players to be made and sold first.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
I doubt region coding is holding back King Kong. I thought they were always planning on releasing that in the middle of Summer. Perhaps Universal and/or Paramount is also waiting for a few more players to be made and sold first.
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Some studios may want region coding for their more important properties, while others may refuse to release anything without it. Looking at the article it seems to be the studios instigating this development.
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Region coding makes me sad. :(
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Enh. doesn't worry me. eventually they'll come out with region-free players and plus, we now have Japan in our "region" no?
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Originally Posted by digitalfreaknyc
Enh. doesn't worry me. eventually they'll come out with region-free players and plus, we now have Japan in our "region" no?
For the moment, that only applies to Blu-ray. We'll have to wait and see if the HD-DVD camp does the same thing. |
Not true. I already have an HD Japanese disc.
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Originally Posted by digitalfreaknyc
Not true. I already have an HD Japanese disc.
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