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I wouldn't worry too much...

Posted by oscar on January 4, 2008 at 20:29:18:
HD DVD players should be good for several years and you should be able to continue to enjoy your HD DVD software investment. In fact, I might just take full advantage of HD DVD hardware/software firesales. I have a dual format player and a (backup) toshiba HD-A2 player to play with. With proper care, the HD DVD software should last forever and the only source player I've had crap out on me is the Philips SACD1000 player (I guess your experience has been different).