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Posted by Larry on 10/06/62 11:44
"asj" <kalim1998@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:1144464782.986429.124640@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com:
> Larry wrote:
>
>> None of those "features" have a damn thing to do with
>> blu-ray. How can you be so naive as to think Internet
>> access (download, chat and shop) has anything at all to do
>> with the blu-ray format.
>
> Actually, it has EVERYTHING to do with Blu-ray because
> Blu-ray (unlike Toshiba's HDDVD), provides an application
> environment for Java applications to run, which allows the
> features I noted above, like Chatting, downloading and
> viewing of new subtitles, interactive menus, etc. These are
> all powered by Java (a more powerful version than the one
> running on cellphones).
>
> The Java apps are so intertwined with the Blu-ray system
> that the apps can synchronize accurately to single frames
> in the movie.
>
>
You can't see the forest for the trees... Java and the
Internet run on multiple platforms, there's nothing new here.
You can put all the Java apps you want on the blu-ray and it
won't help unless the player supports it. Are you so blind as
to think that can't be done on any other format?
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