Since the Warner news I'm curious if any of my fellow HD DVD owners are selling or attempting to sell their stuff.
HD DVD OWNERS ONLY PLEASE.
HD DVD OWNERS ONLY PLEASE.
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Are you bailing on HD DVD?
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I am Definitely NOT selling my HD DVD Player, i love it to much 
But that doesn't mean i'm not going to buy a Blu-Ray Player. this has nothing to do with Warner's anouncement, but i just want the ultimate HD Setup in my room. so a Blu-Ray Player (probably just gettig a PS3) would help complete that.
But that doesn't mean i'm not going to buy a Blu-Ray Player. this has nothing to do with Warner's anouncement, but i just want the ultimate HD Setup in my room. so a Blu-Ray Player (probably just gettig a PS3) would help complete that.
I am Definitely NOT selling my HD DVD Player, i love it to much
But that doesn't mean i'm not going to buy a Blu-Ray Player. this has nothing to do with Warner's anouncement, but i just want the ultimate HD Setup in my room. so a Blu-Ray Player (probably just gettig a PS3) would help complete that.
I completely agree. I just got a PS3 this past Friday. While I really like my HD-DVD player I can now also enjoy Blu-Ray!
I have both HDDVD and a Blu Ray player. I have over 65 HDDVD's so I will be sticking with my player. And I am ready for Warner to make the move to Blu Ray only.
I am keeping my player and still buying movies. I have bought more HD-DVD than I have DVDs. I don't buy very many DVDs. If HD-DVD does end up dying and Blu-Ray does end up becoming the standard, then I will not be buying any more movies and will stick with standard DVD (renting) until I have no other choice.....
For the life of me, I still cannot understand how someone can live with just buying DVD's when they've seen what HD has to offer..... but whatever.
Back to topic, I'm sticking with HD-DVD to the point that I was before, which is to say that I prefer Blu-Ray and will go that way whenever I can, but I like my HD-DVD's just fine and if a movie comes out exclusively on HD-DVD that I want, I'll buy it.
Sticking with it....I have the add on for my 360 and it only cost me $50.00 off of Craigslist.....
I will buy a BD player ...probably the Panasonic BD50 as it is 2.0 profile compliant.
I am not loyal to any format...i just want my movies in HD....
Thank goodness for XBL...
I will buy a BD player ...probably the Panasonic BD50 as it is 2.0 profile compliant.
I am not loyal to any format...i just want my movies in HD....
Thank goodness for XBL...
Need the option, keeping it and may get some BD later if the price comes down.
I am all over a Blu-Ray if I can find one for $99.
I would buy a blu-ray if it came down to 99 bux or the ps3 was under 3 bills I might consider it.. but i wouldn't sell off what I have..
I will keep my A2, A3, and 37 movies. I will keep buying some new releases and must have catalog titles.
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I am all over a Blu-Ray if I can find one for $99.
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Sticking with as in I might add BD at some point but I won't dump HD DVD in the process. I now have about 25 titles and I am feeling an addiction coming on! With the player costing less than $100 and titles as low as $13 to 14, what's to lose? And the upconverted SD titles I have (about 200 at last count) look great in that player even on the 52". I don't see getting rid of HD DVD any time soon...!
The poll needs another option. Not getting rid of/selling out HD-DVD but only buying BD from now on. I do not plan on dumping my HD-DVD players or collection, but will not be adding to the collection any more.
I'm sticking with HD-DVD. Have about 25 HD-DVD titles 2 X-Box 360 HD drives and al HD-A3. Also have a PS3 with about 15 titles but will not be buying any Warner Blu-Ray titles in future. I will only rent them.
I still feel that competition is good for the consumer and the only loser in the HD format war will be us consumers if HD-DVD goes away.
Bill
I still feel that competition is good for the consumer and the only loser in the HD format war will be us consumers if HD-DVD goes away.
Bill
