Could Warner Bros. Abandon HD DVD in 2008?

[Robinson_A]

dobyblue and lotus,

Please do not post on this thread for the time being. I will contact you both privately to resolve this matter. Thanks.

[TheMoose]

Originally Posted by Robinson_A

dobyblue and lotus,

Please do not post on this thread for the time being. I will contact you both privately to resolve this matter. Thanks.

HooRay!!!!

[1more4HDDVD]

I was enjoying the posts by Lotus until blu-boy came around.

[Lotus]

The recent success of HD DVD on Amazon:

Some on here want you to believe it's nothing new and it doesn't matter.

The thing is it isn't new. It is the first time this year that HD DVD has won in the top 10, top 25, number in the top 100 (and currently holding the record for most ever), and top 1000. It has done this since Wednesday.

BD has been fairly "healthy," for about 8 months and it's due entirely to the PS3. Finally HD DVD is showing signs of "health."

Warners does care.

Hopefully it's a sign that soon in 2008 we will see more unilateral studio support for both formats. I think that is what we really all want.

War is good for nothing. It's not good for us consumers. It's not good for Studios either. Some are just now starting to realize that.

[GizmoDVD]

I was LOLing at a certain poster from this thread who posted the LOTR Blu-ray rumor over on AVS. For someone who is "in the know" he should have known better.

[prerich]

Originally Posted by Lotus

The recent success of HD DVD on Amazon:

Some on here want you to believe it's nothing new and it doesn't matter.

The thing is it isn't new. It is the first time this year that HD DVD has won in the top 10, top 25, number in the top 100 (and currently holding the record for most ever), and top 1000. It has done this since Wednesday.

BD has been fairly "healthy," for about 8 months and it's due entirely to the PS3. Finally HD DVD is showing signs of "health."

Warners does care.

Hopefully it's a sign that soon in 2008 we will see more unilateral studio support for both formats. I think that is what we really all want.

War is good for nothing. It's not good for us consumers. It's not good for Studios either. Some are just now starting to realize that.

Hooray!!!! That's what I'm talking about - Studios should support both formats to determine a true winner. Good for consumers, good for studios, and good for the overall health of the a/v - pc community!