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In Reply to: RE: some issues posted by Jack G on July 30, 2007 at 05:15:11:

It's going to depend on the cost. If they can get costs down, I don't see it as a problem. I believe 50GB memory cards are still a long way off, so optical storage may be here for a while. I'm looking at it as a portable backup for large amounts of data, as hard drives are not portable.

For movies, I think the multi-disc route is the best option. Each and every movie should be given the royal treatment with respect to audio and video. If a studio wants to include extras, whatever space is available after the royal treatment can be used along with a second disc if necessary.

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Topic - answer where your TV has only 2 HDMI inputs - Duilawyer 08:39:28 07/29/07 (7)

the discs are not the same - Joe Murphy Jr 13:03:25 07/29/07 (6)

OK, I read they are readable with same laser and same - Duilawyer 16:49:37 07/29/07 (5)

some issues - Joe Murphy Jr 20:14:36 07/29/07 (4)

RE: some issues - Jack G 05:15:11 07/30/07 (3)

optical storage - Joe Murphy Jr 18:01:28 07/30/07 (2)

RE: optical storage - Jack G 06:01:08 07/31/07 (1)

that's nothing - Joe Murphy Jr 20:09:47 08/01/07 (0)

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optical storage - Joe Murphy Jr 18:01:28 07/30/07 (2)

RE: optical storage - Jack G 06:01:08 07/31/07 (1)

that's nothing - Joe Murphy Jr 20:09:47 08/01/07 (0)

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