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Blu-ray Samurai
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![]() ![]() What's this all about?! Warner Archive typically means that the disc is a DVD/BD-R rather than a pressed DVD/BD-ROM. However, there is no such thing as a BD-R 66 or BD-R 100 that will play on an Ultra HD Blu-ray player. The players can only play BD-R(E) 25/50 discs. BD-R(E) 100 and BD-R 128 discs fall into the BDXL family, not the Ultra HD Blu-ray family, and will not play in an Ultra HD Blu-ray player. This effectively makes it impossible for the bad guys to make and sell bootleg copies. Isn't every Ultra HD Blu-ray a pressed disc? Did Warner somehow develop some mysterious BD-R 100 that is Ultra HD Blu-ray compliant?!?! |
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