Amazon's High-Def 101 Questioned

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Originally Posted by kwhiplash

Amazon's High-Def 101 states the audio quality of HD is Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby Digital HD Mandatory and Blu-ray is Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby Digital HD Optional. Is this correct?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...d_i=1000153511

Why does it seem more and more that amazon is pro HD DVD? I keep getting the HD DVD ad with all my amazon purchases and that chart is completely biased. It lists all the things that are the same and only the stuff HD DVD has better. Aside from the disc size Blu-ray isnt given one pro over HD DVD. I guess they forgot about the higher bit-rates and wider studio/manufacturer support.

Also, Dolby Digital HD is not mandatory for HD DVDs considering most HD DVDs have DVD audio. There are much more Blu-ray movies with HD sound than there are HD DVD movies (usually because the HD DVD doesnt have enough room).

Seriously though, is amazon being paid to do all this or is there webmeister an HD DVD fanboy?