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Good call-support both formats

Posted by Jack G on November 8, 2007 at 07:40:16:
I wished there were more dual players out there. I'm hesitant to recommend Samsung after my experience with the 1200. I ended up throwing it in the trash (literally).
BTW, not all HD DVDs are VC-1 some are also H.264 (AVC), and a few are MPEG-2. I like AVC, and thinks its as good as VC-1. I could live with either. I also think both formats are going to be around for a while.
Support both formats, and enjoy movies.
Jack