Warner Bros. has no plans to drop HD neutrality

WB will wait out until HD DVD pulls ahead of Blur-ray in 2008

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[Post edited by jm2 on Nov 1, 2007 - CDT 7:15 PM]

Makes sense. It's still too early in the game and although all signs point toward HD DVD having a huge spike in player and movies sales they have to ride it out and see what happens. It would be irresponsible for them to just bail on bluray right before theholidays but hey if Paramount and Dreamworks can do it...

Truth be told HD DVD is the better format in every way BUT until they see sales to back it up they're gonna sit and release to both camps.

Wow! Another thread about HD and WB! I can't believe it! I was beginning to wonder if it would at all be possible! Fanboys unite!

its like fanboys getting orgasm evertime they hear WB, HD, and Paramount

No, it's like people enjoying their hobby, Blu-ray or HD DVD, which seems to annoy other folks. It's like some people hate to see other people having fun and must constantly belittle them for it. You'll forgive me if I don't share in the belittlers' joy.

John

tim, why are you breaking john's stuff?

Tim can break my records any day. Just don't break my heart.

John

just let the people enjoy themselves, and comment on the news.

Plus Tim you sound like a broken record of your own. everytime theres a thread... your always posting the same anyhow

Sorry John .. didn't wanna upset you. No disrespect to anyone. Its just same discussion over and over again, same threads created again. There are other viewers who are looking for something to read or discuss. As my friend Eddie pointed out few months ago.. its all gas.. and fans on both sides are culprits. there has to be a balance. unfortunately there is none.

Ranjan, it's called choice. The threads here at the Message Board are pretty well labeled and self-explanatory. Nobody who is not interested in the format wars has to read about WB dropping HD DVD or Toshiba selling an $89 player. They can skip down to a thread they're interested in or start one of their own.

Not everyone likes stamp collecting or listening to classical music, but that doesn't mean we should eliminate the magazines devoted to the subjects or belittle the people interested in them. People not interested simply don't read the magazines. Same here. I mean, it's not like these hobbists are taking up valuable Message Board space or anything.

John