Posted by Aaron J. Bossig on 01/30/07 20:24

Geena Phillips <gbeenie@comcast.netrosexual> wrote in
news:d76dnaQ0Z98lUSPYnZ2dnUVZ_umlnZ2d@comcast.com:

>> DVD only really took off after the death of divx.
>
> Honestly, I don't really see that as a causal relationship.

Geena, I agree with you, with one caveat. Consumers hate format
wars of any kind, and such a war will always slow adoption. True,
DVD/Divx wasn't as monumental as VHS/Betamax or HD-DVD/BluRay, but
it was a deterrent. DVD had to conquer many obstacles in its early
years, I think Divx was one of them, however small.



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