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Who needs high bitrate DVDs when you have 128kbps iTunes AAC files? The future is low bitrates! Pretty soon we can fit 1,000,000 albums in our pocket. No one will care how good it sounds, as long as you know who's playing or singing :)

and of course, 99% of the people watching would have no idea what the hell Blu-Ray is ;)

Okay, so if Apple doesn't write a Windows Media player, they are a joke? Microsoft is the one you should blame for only writing decent codecs for their own operating system. They give Apple sh*t products that are buggy and outdated while Apple gives Quicktime and iTunes for Windows, and yet they...

Well you may be right, but I still hate it ;) I use Apple hardware and its pretty hard to get VC-1 content to play correctly, same goes with linux. I'm probably obsessed with H.264 because Apple stands behind it and I'm not a big fan of WMV.. but seriously, WMV9-based codec? Even if Sony is...

Anyway.. MPEG2 is fine. Why would you want to use a Microsoft product when H.264 is clearly the industry standard in HD content delivery and quality? I'd rather have MPEG2 and wait until they could implement H.264. Why? Because MPEG2 is already compatible with most hardware and doesn't require...

Why is everyone saying Blu-Ray is crap when they haven't tried it out for themselves yet? Seriously.. right now it looks very good, I don't know what problems you're talking about but Blu-Ray has more capacity, Tripple layer HD content and SD DVD content on one side (no flipping over the disc...

It depends which camera they use, but most films in the past 15 years look pretty decent for HD content. Sure, you can probably tell the difference but it looks good enough where you won't care if it wasn't digital from the start.