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amazing how you can ignore every salient point and call yourself reasonable

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 6, 2007 at 10:09:02:
No, you are not more interested in content than format. If you were, you would not adopt every format out there simply because there are a handful of titles of interest to you.

The only way to ensure significant HD content is released on optical is for consumers and the industry to get behind one format--preferably the best one (which you seem woefully unprepared to evaluate).

Take a close look at what happened to SACD and DVD-A. There is a lesson you could learn from that, but you ignore it.

Save your silly "get help" and "i'm worried about you" lines. It makes you appear dopey.
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