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Old 18-02-2008, 20:55   #21
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Re: Blu-ray vs HD DVD... looks like the war is over

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Originally Posted by keithwalton View Post
At £25 a disc my blu-ray and hd-dvd collection is still on the very small side!

£25 per disc?! Where do you buy them? HMV?!


Go online!


www.movietyme.com

All HD DVDs are region free.

Some BDs are region free.


Virtually all of my HD DVDs are imports.

I also have a few BD imports (the Blade Runner Ultimate Ltd. Edition Briefcase thing, The Terminator, Total Recall).


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Originally Posted by SeacroftWhite View Post
the other advantage Blu-ray has over HD DVD is that it can handle 7.1 surround and HD DVD couldn't. (Already speaking in past tense!)
I thought it could.

Also, isn't (well, "wasn't") support for Dolby Digital Plus & Dolby TrueHD mandatory for HD DVD players, yet only optional for BD players?


I think for the consumer the main advantage HD DVD had was that it was region free.

Hmm. And also a finalised standard. Still, at least my PS3 can handle Profile updates, unlike current standalones.
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