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I can play every Blu-ray disc I own...

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oscar

In Reply to: RE: I wouldn't buy a Blu-ray player right now at any price. posted by jsm on March 02, 2008 at 18:21:15

And I continue to expect to play every Blu-ray disc I buy for the foreseeable future with my current player. I don't expect Blu-ray disc compatibility to be an issue.

HD DVD had their own compatibility issues early on.

Follow Ups:

Good luck in the future, then. - jsm 13:30:39 03/03/08 (2)
You obviously have ben lucky or timely in your purchases so far, but I wouldn't bet that all future Blu-ray discs will play on your machine. In fact, I'd bet the opposite, and time will tell.

Joe
- At worst, he won't be able to play the bonus materials and PIP features - Jazz Inmate 22:08:41 03/03/08 (1)
  What a shame--he'll just be able to watch the movies in 1080p. That aspect of the format is not changing and if it's the movie you care about, you should realize that BD is worth adopting now.
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  "I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
  - You mean there's more to movie watching than "just" watching the movie ? - oscar 05:09:52 03/04/08 (0)
    I can live without PIP, IME, internet connectivity etc. There's only a handful of DVDs and Blu-rays where I've actually bothered to browse through the extra features.

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