Low cost Blu-ray (BD-R) disc
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Low cost Blu-ray (BD-R) disc
Pioneer and Mitsubishi announced they developed a disc which reduces the manufacturing costs.
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However, current Blu-Ray drives cannot read the newly developed BD-R discs. That because the reproduced signal while reading the discs has a LTH (Low to High) polarity. Pioneer will possibly release a new BD drive in the future that will support reading of the LTH discs, although a firmware upgrade on existing BD drives could possibly add support for them.
News at cdrinfo.com
However, current Blu-Ray drives cannot read the newly developed BD-R discs. That because the reproduced signal while reading the discs has a LTH (Low to High) polarity. Pioneer will possibly release a new BD drive in the future that will support reading of the LTH discs, although a firmware upgrade on existing BD drives could possibly add support for them.
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Kinda makes you wonder why Fox is so worried about their Blu-Ray discs being ripped off. Considering the things you hear about problems such as this, it's less hassle to just save your money and buy the official release. On a similar note pertaining to illegal copying, it's been awhile since I checked, but do they even manufacture blank dual-layer BD discs?
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Yes, dual layer discs are out but they're pricey.
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