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Posted by NunYa Bidness on 12/09/05 14:26
On 8 Dec 2005 07:07:11 -0800, needin4mation@gmail.com Gave us:
>Well, if he dumped them now, he might get more money out of them. He
>won't get near as much in two years when everything HD DVD BR is sorted
>out. Of course, if it is more than two years, then well, I guess he
>won't have a lot to watch for a while.
If the current resolution of DVDs and *that* library of transfers
took as many years as it did, how long do you think that
re-transferring that same library to a new, higher res, longer capture
time per frame masters will take? There were long lines at the
companies which performed the original DVD library of transfers.
You pretty much screw yourself pitching away titles that you don't
have any clue as to when they will be appearing in the new format.
Several years, it will take. Many titles will not even get a new
transfer treatment as well. There will simply be a BR or whatever
release of the same source media at no improvement in resolution.
Count on it.
You are screwing yourself to dump a collection of discs because
something new will be coming out. Especially when you don't even know
the time line for it.
DVDs are going to be around for quite a while, and they are quite
high enough in resolution for nearly all applications.
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