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Posted by PTravel on 10/23/07 18:11
"David McCall" <mccallmail@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> You are the last person I would think would say that you don't
> know what Sony is thinking when it comes to rights protection :-)
I don't think it's a rights issue, so much as a technological one. My
BDS300 BluRay player struggles with SD DVD-Rs. I suspect, like the early
standard definition DVD players, the early model BluRay players simply have
trouble reading dye-based DVDs.
> Ultimately we went with HD-DVD and it worked out very well. The total
> time was pretty short so we were able to burn to a standard DVD-R
> using a standard DVD burner. We got the 3 players for under $500.
> The best part was that we were able to fade to the logo at the end of
> each segment then jump to a menu that was the same logo image
> (no buttons).
Do I understand you to be saying that you burned standard definition DVDs
and played them on standard definition DVD players that upscale to HD? I
suppose I can do that, but I'd really prefer an all-HD delivery solution.
I've done a search for BluRay burners -- they're still in the $400-700
range, so I'm going to wait. Finished projects can be archived to tape (or
even cheapie external eSata drives) for now.
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