Were Paramount's Blu-ray movies selling better than their HD-DVD counterparts?

[JadedRaverLA]

Well, here's the recent sales data:

8/26: Disturbia and Shooter (both Blu-ray) ranked in Top 10 overall -- HD DVD versions didn't; Shooter -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD 1.38:1; Disturbia -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD 1.82:1.

8/29: Disturbia on Blu-ray ranked in the Top 10 overall -- HD DVD didn't rank; Blu-ray beat HD DVD for that title 2.16:1.

8/12: Disturbia ranked on both formats -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD for that title 2.04:1.

8/5: Shooter ranked on both formats -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD for that title 1.71:1.

Before that, you have to go back to 6/10, since no Paramount titles made the Top 10 each week on either format for the period.

6/10: Norbit ranked in the Top 10 on Blu-ray -- HD DVD didn't rank; Blu-ray beat HD DVD 2.02:1 for that title.

5/27: Flags of Our Fathers ranked in the Top 10 on Blu-ray -- HD DVD didn't rank; Blu-ray beat HD DVD 1.39:1 for that title

5/13: Dreamgirls ranked on both formats -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD 1.71:1 on that title.

5/6: Dreamgirls ranked on both formats -- Blu-ray beat HD DVD 1.53:1 on that title.

And that's as far back as my data goes.

EDIT: To get this data:
1) Go to www.homemediamagazine.com
2) Click on digital edition
3) The latest week's edition opens up. Change the date in the address bar to the Sunday after the date I've shown above to pull up the digital edition for the week you are looking for.
4) Go in several pages until you find 2 charts showing the Top 10 overall, and the Top 10 Aggregate by Title. Using the data in these two tables you can calculate the ratio of Blu-ray to HD DVD discs sold for any title that has at least 1 version rank in the overall Top 10.

Enjoy.