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you're hinting at one reason I'm impatient with studios like Warner playing both sides

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 4, 2007 at 16:49:00:
Warner clearly produces HD content for the format with the greater limitations--namely HD-DVD--and then simply ports it over to produce the BD. No attempt is made to revisit the production to capitalize on the greater capacity available with Blu-ray. We then get airheads telling us there is no difference between formats.

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