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topic: Blu-Ray envy.... |
Vanamonde
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post #1
on March 8, 2009 - 2:44 PM PDT
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Every now and zen, I get an attack of Blu-Ray envy, I dream of a nice home theater with nice 80' screen and 10.1 sound. But I just took a gander at the Greencine HD-DEF section and man, you guys have a lot "request rental" buttons where I would want a "rent" button, if I did have that system.
Have people been skipping out on Greencine with the goods? Or maybe they have a shorter lifespan that normal DVD? Or maybe you do not have enough interest to justify the expense? Is anyone else worried about the future of Blu-Ray? Think it may die even though it did survive HD-DVD?
okay, enough questions - Sarge, bring the prisoner up for air. |
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Catullus
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post #2
on March 8, 2009 - 7:07 PM PDT
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even if it dies as a "movie" format it will survive and be resurrected when burnable media becomes cheap.
I know id love to bur 25GB bluray discs to back up my files.
They are supposed to last longer than regular dvds but who really knows. |
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weezy
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post #3
on March 9, 2009 - 11:44 AM PDT
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| We keep Blu-Ray discs as "request" until we see there is an interest in acquiring them, it just so happens that Blu-Ray isn't very popular in our rental community just yet. But we do try to get all the Blu-Ray discs that seem like must-sees, like the Godfather and Planet Earth collections. Suggestions can always be send to catalog@greencine.com as well and are welcome! |
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Cinenaut
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post #4
on March 9, 2009 - 1:20 PM PDT
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For me, getting the 40" flatscreen TV was really cool, but Blu-Ray was ho-hum, as long as you have a DVD player that can "upsample" regular DVDs to HD.
Maybe if I had a 80" screen, Blu-ray would be cool. |
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doozer
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post #5
on March 9, 2009 - 9:33 PM PDT
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| I didn't care about blu-ray til I got Firefly, I was easily swayed. |
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