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Bloodberri wrote:What discussion? This thread should've been dead for days now, yet Tossica is still butthurt that Blu-Ray won. Oh thats funny, so i'm the only one thats doing the attacking now?

Haha, the thread was dead for a MONTH and YOU resurrected it dipshit!

Tossica wrote:

Bloodberri wrote:What discussion? This thread should've been dead for days now, yet Tossica is still butthurt that Blu-Ray won. Oh thats funny, so i'm the only one thats doing the attacking now?

Haha, the thread was dead for a MONTH and YOU resurrected it dipshit!

No because HD-DVD wasn't *officially* dead until a few days ago dumbfuck. HD-DVD still had Paramount and Universal exclusively. Keep laughing, I know deep down you're crying.

It's been decided, Blu-Ray won. Anymore discussion from this point on is just bickering. Let it go.

Dingleberri, Jay, Lyion and most of the other Blu-Ray backers in the world are backing the format that came in their PS3. That's it. The positive and negatives, technical aspects, consumer friendliness, value etc of the formats are all meaningless because you would be supporting DVD, HD DVD, 8-Track or whatever and dismissing the competing format no matter what it was if they had not included it in the PS3.

I don't blame you. I'd be doing the same thing had I paid $600 for a game machine with less than a handful of decent games for it. I'd want to get something for my money as well just don't pretend that it's for any other reason than to actually give some sort of value to your purchase.


HD DVD was the better value, the more consumer and studio friendly, more complete and logical, realistic replacement for DVD but you dismissed it because it was not in your PS3.

End of story.

(beer hall singing) This is the thread that never eeeeends! It goes on and on my frieeeends!

Tossica wrote:Dingleberri, Jay, Lyion and most of the other Blu-Ray backers in the world are backing the format that came in their PS3. That's it. The positive and negatives, technical aspects, consumer friendliness, value etc of the formats are all meaningless because you would be supporting DVD, HD DVD, 8-Track or whatever and dismissing the competing format no matter what it was if they had not included it in the PS3.

I don't blame you. I'd be doing the same thing had I paid $600 for a game machine with less than a handful of decent games for it. I'd want to get something for my money as well just don't pretend that it's for any other reason than to actually give some sort of value to your purchase.


HD DVD was the better value, the more consumer and studio friendly, more complete and logical, realistic replacement for DVD but you dismissed it because it was not in your PS3.

End of story.

This is actually 100% true. It's a shame the "war" didn't go the distance, but momentum scared the studios and distributors into siding with Blu-Ray.

Lyion and Jay can cheer for their "victory" but we the consumers are the ones who are really going to get screwed by it all.

Or you can buy PS3's. You can get a PS3 for 399 btw.

My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Griever wrote:My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Yay. Blu-Ray movies on a 15" screen...

50 Gigs of content or games or anything.

There is more to media than movies, ya know.

Where are you finding all of your 50gb BR disks? I'm just curious.

Tossica wrote:

Griever wrote:My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Yay. Blu-Ray movies on a 15" screen...

watching 1080p from 18-24" on a laptop screen is going to give you a better experience than watching on a 50" screen from 10-12 feet

Tikker wrote:

Tossica wrote:

Griever wrote:My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Yay. Blu-Ray movies on a 15" screen...

watching 1080p from 18-24" on a laptop screen is going to give you a better experience than watching on a 50" screen from 10-12 feet

disagree.

You might be able to see slightly better resolution but watching movies on a laptop is weak.

you can argue against the THX and home theatre standards all you like, but you'll still be wrong

Tikker wrote:you can argue against the THX and home theatre standards all you like, but you'll still be wrong

Watching movies on a tiny laptop might give YOU a better experience but personally, I'll pass even if it has ole George Lucas' stamp of approval. I've had DVD players in my pc's since they came out and I can count the number of movies I've watched on them on 1 finger.

my point is that you don't get to poopoo someone watching a 1080p flick, and being able to resolve all that detail when you're not watching the full 1080p spec

you have no room to talk shit about how they're watching it~

Tossica wrote:Where are you finding all of your 50gb BR disks? I'm just curious.

Two for you:

Please hall of shame this thread. Thanks Toss.

Tossica wrote:

Griever wrote:My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Yay. Blu-Ray movies on a 15" screen...

Actually it's a 17" screen. But my laptop has a built in HDMI port so I can hook it up to my 50" DLP and it looks pretty damn good.

Griever wrote:

Tossica wrote:

Griever wrote:My new Vaio laptop came with a blu-ray player, so I'm happy.

Yay. Blu-Ray movies on a 15" screen...

Actually it's a 17" screen. But my laptop has a built in HDMI port so I can hook it up to my 50" DLP and it looks pretty damn good.

Cool. That sounds sweet. Better stick to the laptop screen though because according to Tikker, you are selling yourself short by watching it on your projection TV.

you're missing the entire point, much like the majority of the thread

Tikker wrote:you're missing the entire point, much like the majority of the thread

Ah, your point changed so many times I guess I did miss it. I guess MY point is that there is more to the movie watching experience than resolving detail. I can't think of many laptops under $3000 that have 1080p capable displays so your first point is kinda dumb anyhow.

my point all along is that you keep whining against blu-ray, but at the same time, have shown over and over that you don't actually watch anything at 1080p, or at true home theatre settings

ie, you opinion means jack and squat

Tossica wrote:Dingleberri, Jay, Lyion and most of the other Blu-Ray backers in the world are backing the format that came in their PS3. That's it. The positive and negatives, technical aspects, consumer friendliness, value etc of the formats are all meaningless because you would be supporting DVD, HD DVD, 8-Track or whatever and dismissing the competing format no matter what it was if they had not included it in the PS3.

I don't blame you. I'd be doing the same thing had I paid $600 for a game machine with less than a handful of decent games for it. I'd want to get something for my money as well just don't pretend that it's for any other reason than to actually give some sort of value to your purchase.


HD DVD was the better value, the more consumer and studio friendly, more complete and logical, realistic replacement for DVD but you dismissed it because it was not in your PS3.

End of story.

Actually you're only half right. The reason why *I* support Blu-Ray over HD-DVD is....MORE SPACE. When the prices drop, I plan on getting a blu ray burner and some discs. If HD-DVD had more space, I would've support it over Blu-Ray.

Tikker wrote:my point all along is that you keep whining against blu-ray, but at the same time, have shown over and over that you don't actually watch anything at 1080p, or at true home theatre settings

ie, you opinion means jack and squat

Hahaha, give me a break dude. I'd wager less than a handful of people on this board have anywhere near anything that could be called a "true home theatER" yet many of us have opinions on the matter. You don't own either format but that hasn't stopped you from being a faux know it all twat.