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As ever, software is the key.

Posted by chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com on December 10, 2007 at 12:53:56:
If a high-end Blu Ray player came out which was also a high end DVD player with broadcast quality upscaling of DVD and audiophile grade analogue stereo outputs I'd be interested myself, but the likes of Ole would have to rely on OEM Blu Ray mechanisms which might not be up to the task.

DVD is possibly the most successful format of all time and is a hard act to follow, so any high rez player must be backwards compatible in my view for the masses, and for the enthusiasts it must be capable of playing their DVDs to as high a standard as their current player.

Best Regards,
Chris redmond.