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phloyd · 05-15-2006, 09:55 PM

I don't expect picture quality to be a factor in the comparisons.

The key points in my view are:

1) Recordability

2) Capacity

3) Player and movie costs

4) Studio support

5) PS3 boosting customer count for Bluray

and to a lesser extent player performance/bugs/issues.

The first two are the biggest factors for me though that is possibly not typical.

I am getting to the point though where the arguments are tired and I just want the bluray toys and what others do is of little concern

If I can get some number of released movies and record my own fair use recordings to disc I will be happy.

05-15-2006, 09:55 PM	#9
phloyd Blu-ray Guru Member since:Dec 2003 Location:California Trading Score:5	I don't expect picture quality to be a factor in the comparisons. The key points in my view are: 1) Recordability 2) Capacity 3) Player and movie costs 4) Studio support 5) PS3 boosting customer count for Bluray and to a lesser extent player performance/bugs/issues. The first two are the biggest factors for me though that is possibly not typical. I am getting to the point though where the arguments are tired and I just want the bluray toys and what others do is of little concern If I can get some number of released movies and record my own fair use recordings to disc I will be happy.