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Posted by Jack G on September 18, 2007 at 04:39:46:
Warner is going to see if BD can get its act together. There are alot of variable involved, and the meager sales advantage BD has, isn't one of the bigger ones. video profiles have to be up and running, as promised, and production of BD-50s has to improve dramatically, to compete with HD DVD's infrastructure and profitability. I beleive Warner may own some of the patents involved with HD DVD. It won't take much for Warner to go back to being HD DVD exclusive.
Jack