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In Reply to: RE: Well, I hate to say this… posted by David Aiken on December 01, 2007 at 22:23:12
The EU is the world's single biggest market, and I'm sure it goes for HD players as well. But in this case we are talking regions. And it is a very different world today. Both formats can co-exist, with HD-DVD in America and BD (BD?) in Europe and Asia. And it shouldn't matter to the movie and gaming industries. In fact, I don't think Hollywood would mind that at all since it would mean and end to parallel import.
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"Both formats can co-exist, with HD-DVD in America and BD (BD?) in Europe and Asia. And it shouldn't matter to the movie and gaming industries. In fact, I don't think Hollywood would mind that at all since it would mean and end to parallel import."
Well, I doubt those studios that are issuing in both formats would mind, but those that are issuing in only 1 format may mind because it would lock them out of any zone which did not support their preferred format or force them to support both formats if they wished to sell world-wide. And if they go dual format to sell world wide, they may as well go dual format in the US as well.
I'm not certain that argument holds up all that well.
David Aiken
You say that if BD wins, the sudios who supported HD-DVD will be locked out?
It doesn't work that way. This is not intended as an insult to prostitutes, but studio execs are whores. They will go where the customers go, always. If Asia goes BD, Hollywood will support BD in Asia. And if America goes HD-DVD, Hollywood will support HD-DVD in America.
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