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I think you nailed it for me as well

Posted by Syncros on December 13, 2007 at 08:36:59:
The only thing that HD video has going for it that HD audio didn't is that every new DVD release is available in a true HD format. Or at least I think they are.

I have numerous reasons for not buying into HD video formats. And I too truly hope both fail. Not because I want to be right, not because they don't deliver a great picture and sound, but because think it is insane that manufactures and studios have put the consumer in this position.