Special ED

http://www.sgknox.com/2007/01/11/no-****-on-blu-ray/

just saw this, not sure if it's a repost, i only checked the first page.

good work sony, now all i need is for metal gear solid 4 to get a 360 release and the deal will be sealed.

Jorsher

Yeah, not to mention you are already able to rip HD-DVD discs, and there are dual format players coming out, as well as dual format discs. HD-DVD will probably win, but bluray will always be around. PS3.

90accordIHI

i think you guys are really missing the point. the **** industry is a bigger fan of hd-dvd, just like they were of VHS when it was dueling with betamax.

Jorsher

Haha I'm not misisng it. Betamax lost because **** went to vhs. But there will be millions of ps3s with bluray, as well as a lot of combo-drives. So they won't ever disappear, and never technically be doomed.

Tom-Guy

Sony wouldn't allow **** on Betamax, either. There is no "bigger fan" here, it is the way it is.

90accordIHI

i suppose. the **** industry says its easier to mass produce hd-dvd.

Tom-Guy

The **** industry says they can't find anyone to produce **** on Blu-ray.

Didn't you read the link??

Budget_SI

HI-DEF **** FTW

bluerex

high fidelity ghetto blasters FTW ------s

90accordIHI

no this one, a different one though.

CES 2007: HD DVD versus Blu-ray - The **** industry says HD DVD
Aaron McKenna
January 11, 2007 129


Las Vegas (NV) - Knowing their audience quite well, the adult entertainment industry holds their annual get together in Las Vegas to coincide with the CES. There is also a very pertinent crossover between the adult and tech industries - **** has a tendency to drive, and be driven, by technology. Which means HD DVD when it comes to high-def.

Quite famously in the war between Betamax and VHS the latter won especially because the adult industry preferred it. If you've been around long enough, you probably remember that the very early home video rental stores were primarily responsible for driving Betamax out of the market. And those stores carried almost exclusively pornographic content.


Although the market environments from then do not really compare to today's home video market, parallels are drawn between the Betamax-VHS battle to the ongoing and escalating fight between Blu-ray and HD DVD. One of the key questions at this year's CES actually is "Which high-def format will win the current format war - Blu-ray or HD DVD?" Surprisingly, it seems that there is no such question in the minds of the adult industry luminaries.

Putting myself through the arduous trek through the floor of the adult expo I did a quick straw poll on, the virtues of HD DVD versus Blu-ray, and the answer from a dozen companies, big and small, including Pink Visual and Bangbros editor-in-chief, is going into a single direction: HD DVD is the preferred format. Period.

One of the big problems they have with Blu-ray is its expense, followed by its market share. "Blu-ray has superior quality, yes," said a spokesperson for **** studio Bangbros, "but HD DVD is easier to produce, cheaper to produce and there are more HD DVD players in homes than there are Blu-ray players, for example in the Xbox 360."

Pink Visual heavily complained about the fact that Blu-ray discs cannot be replicated and a range of other studios, who did not want to be mentioned by name indicated that the cost of going with Blu-ray cancels the technology as a possible HD solution for this industry. "Only bigger studios can afford Blu-ray, and even then it's not economical," we were told.

It would seem that either Blu-ray has to do some catching up very quickly. But we got the strange feeling that HD DVD has won the format war already, at least in the **** industry."

http://www.tgdaily.com/2007/01/11/c..._hddvd_blu_ray/