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Hi-Def Preview We had the opportunity recently to interview Richard J. Casey, President of R&B Films about such things as the format war and the costs involved in producing for each format and also about R&B Film's newest dual format release, "Nature's Journey." This interview is full of...

It is with great pleasure that I announce the launch of a new Blu-ray support site that several forum members and myself have been working on for the past several weeks. The site is called Blu-crew.com and can be located at: http://www.blu-crew.com/ The site focuses on Blu-ray software...

Actually a Sony Representative on AVS (paidgeek) has stated that Sony will replace the disc for free using a swap-out program. ~Josh

The only thing the fat lady is singing is the song of joy when she saw all of these Exclusive Blu-ray Releases: 1/09 - Crank 1/16 - Employee of the Month 1/16 - Gridiron Gang 1/16 - Resident Evil: Apocalypse 1/16 - Scooby-Doo 1/16 - Goodfellas 1/23 - Black Rain 1/23 - Chicago 1/23 -...

It appears that the new exclusive Disney releases on Blu-ray will be 50GB VC-1 transfers. That 20 GB's more then what HD-DVD can produce. It will of course at the least equal the PQ of HD-DVD, most likely surpase HD-DVD in AQ and still have room for some great Extra's. ~Josh

It's just not realistic to expect the 5 major studios which are Blu-ray exclusive to go neutral in any short amount of time. In-fact it would most likely take many months or even years for this to happen and thus dragging the format war even longer. It is however a lot more realistic for the one...

It is more logical for Universal to go neutral, then for 5 seperate studios going neutral. That would end this format war now and the consumer wins. What is so difficult to understand about that? Universal is just dragging this thing out by not supporting Blu-ray. Its bad for the consumers the...

I did several months a go, but the more I thought about it the more I realized it made more sense for the consumer to have 1 studio (Universal) go neutral vs. 5 studios (Disney, Fox, MGM, Sony & Lions Gate) to go neutral. This would end this format war in a shorter time period and thus save the...

Just trying to do what makes the most sense for both the consumer and the corporation. ~Josh

I have started a petition for Universal Studios to support Blu-ray and release their films on the Blu-ray format. I think this will help the consumer as then Blu-ray will be supported by all major studios, most of which are exclusive. It just seems a lot more logical to have Universal go...