Will HD-FVD crush HD-DVD and Blu-ray?

[Nismobeach]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYqNLUsSkDw

I would say no if they didn't have Tatung support! LOL

[WriteSimply]

Content is where it's at.


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[Nismobeach]

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

Content is where it's at.


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It looks like they've got that worked out.
http://www.fvd.org.tw/eng/eng_product_1.asp

Sniper starring Tom Berenger FTW.

[MrBogey]

"The specification allows for up to three layers for total of 15GB in storage."

Uhhh...yea... about that whole killing HD-DVD and blu-ray. Not gonna happen.

[JTK]

Vaporware that will have no impact just like HVD and some of these other things you hear about every so often.

[allanmejia]

Are you kidding???

[Heavens Downfall]

They do have some sweet titles though, who doesnt want "Air Panic" or "Death Train"?

[jorg]

it has been said hd dvd is like dvd on steriods then hd-fvd must be dvd on an all meat diet then then there blu-ray its like superman lol but with no real weeknesslol

[phloyd]

Originally Posted by Heavens Downfall

They do have some sweet titles though, who doesnt want "Air Panic" or "Death Train"?

All I can say is stay away from "Red Snow", which was on HVD I think. It was possibly the worst movie ever from what I could see (though I don't speak Chinese so maybe the dialogue would have made it all better! ).

[Blackraven]

Originally Posted by JTK

just like HVD

It may be a successor to Blu-ray......but heck that won't even happen till we reach the next decade. You're referring to HVD = Holographic Versatile Disk, correct?

We can still increase the capacity to up to 100GB and even up to 200GB as long as it uses the 25GB per layer (as stated in current BDA specifications)......if needed

So until then, it's Blu-ray for now

[Helicon]

hilariopus, LOL

Tatung

[Blackraven]

Originally Posted by Helicon

Tatung

Haha.

I have a Tatung FVD player LMAO

[LeoneFan]

Sony and Panasonic got nothing on Tatung and company.

[jorg]

i thught he said tango lol

[dialog_gvf]

Originally Posted by Blackraven

It may be a successor to Blu-ray......but heck that won't even happen till we reach the next decade. You're referring to HVD = Holographic Versatile Disk, correct?

We can still increase the capacity to up to 100GB and even up to 200GB as long as it uses the 25GB per layer (as stated in current BDA specifications)......if needed

So until then, it's Blu-ray for now

They'd have to figure out how to replicate pre-recorded HVD discs. I can't see a duplication (recording to a blank) methodology being cost effective.