Re: Samsung Blu-ray Player (BD-P1400)

Hey gvortex, you can't le people get next to you. IB used to get next to me too, I too understand that a personal attack on a person who only post information and not trolling is a reason to get upset. I know, it still happens to me. I also find it funny that when you do hit a person with a big dose of logic that their only rebuttal is spreading FUD and or attack. Don't let IB get to you, if you don't feed him than he can't eat.

EDIT: You never know the both of you may find a common ground and become posting buddies.

[Post edited by tony1569 on Feb 23, 2008]

The funny thing is I'm not upset at all and I never had a problem with IB until his personal attacks on me, but I also won't stand by idly and let someone talk BS and spread FUD either. So, it's all balanced out I guess.

Let's also consider Standard DVD... many will offer bonus CD-ROM or DVD-ROM computer content (and web-enabled viewing), requiring you to remove the disc from the DVD player (SINCE IT CANNOT ACCESS IT), and then put the disc in a computer with an applicable drive.

The point here is that the disc contains some bonus content that the player is INCAPABLE of accessing, and requires the viewer to USE ANOTHER MACHINE (computer) so as to access it.

So OK, some of the early Blu-ray players cannot access some of the bonus content, but shouldn't affect their ability to watch the movie and basic extras, apart from a few problematic discs requiring a firmware update (an issue that was found on HD-DVD too, with some titles).

-JIMI (the Voodoo Child)

Vortex, dude take a chill pill we are not like trying to solve world peace. I can take it and dish it out at the same time. Relax, breath and count from 12 to 1. It is not like we are on here trying to find the cure for cancer either. And you are still pissin about the spin doctor thing, c'mon dude. I said the other day that you were my favorite Blu Ray fan on here and you never even gave me a solid on that one.
Tony, I have no idea what you are talking about? When did I ever piss you off ? Maybe it was when I first joned this site, but I cannot remember lately that I jarred your innards LOL.

[Post edited by InvisibleBiker on Feb 23, 2008]

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Vortex, dude take a chill pill we are not like trying to solve world peace. I can take it and dish it out at the same time. Relax, breath and count from 12 to 1. It is not like we are on here trying to find the cure for cancer either. And you are still pissin about the spin doctor thing, c'mon dude. I said the other day that you were my favorite Blu Ray fan on here and you never even gave me a solid on that one.
Tony, I have no idea what you are talking about? When did I ever piss you off ? Maybe it was when I first joned this site, but I cannot remember lately that I jarred your innards LOL.

Have you had a chance to read my last post? If yes, then what's with the "take a chill pill" comment? It seems like you need it more than I do.

The issue is why should anyone pay for a product thats priced comparably to top of the line players and yet has a ceiling to its upgradability...most people who work for their money would probably have a problem with that.

That being said, if you dont CARE about PIP, then go for it.

ok, well, thanks for some of the posts.
it looks like it will be a PS3 for me.

I currently have an hd dvd player w/ about 50 movies or so, and i do plan on keeping it because i really do enjoy the movies i purchased, and i really think the player is a great product. i dont regret anything. i thought Toshiba had an incredible opportunity at the beginning to win the war, but i guess thats the risk of picking a side.

Now, thats its done, it obvious that if i want to continue getting hi-def dvd's, i will need to get a blu ray player.

The point of this thread wasn't to cause any arguing, although that seems to be what happened. I know how some of the HD DVD supporters are feeling about the current situation, but there really isnt any options anymore, but move on.

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ok, well, thanks for some of the posts.
it looks like it will be a PS3 for me.

I currently have an hd dvd player w/ about 50 movies or so, and i do plan on keeping it because i really do enjoy the movies i purchased, and i really think the player is a great product. i dont regret anything. i thought Toshiba had an incredible opportunity at the beginning to win the war, but i guess thats the risk of picking a side.

Now, thats its done, it obvious that if i want to continue getting hi-def dvd's, i will need to get a blu ray player.

The point of this thread wasn't to cause any arguing, although that seems to be what happened. I know how some of the HD DVD supporters are feeling about the current situation, but there really isnt any options anymore, but move on.

My original intention (and my only one) was to try to help you. I apologize for some of the other comments made regarding a certain other member.

Would that certain member be me?????

Vortex if that is true, thanks for thinking of me dude, I really appreciate it. Like I said, you are my favorite Blu Ray supporter.