No, nothing like that.

Posted by grantv (M) on December 8, 2009 at 06:48:14

In Reply to: do you have some numbers? posted by Ole Lund Christensen on December 7, 2009 at 14:59:37:

As I said, it just doesn't seem all that high to me. I know DVD was initially slow to start up, as I was a fairly early buyer ($900+ for the player, only one place in town rented them...).
I've gone the way of BD as we "needed" another player for our last TV in the house, so I did the BD thing. It's paired however with an old X1 PJ, so I'm not HD yet. One day I'll make the jump, maybe when my bulb dies, maybe sooner (it only has about 1200 hours on it IIRC).

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Topic - Anything else growing 224% ? - Ole Lund Christensen 12:17:16 12/07/09 (16)

Down to 140% now..... - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 12:42:40 01/03/10 (0)

I wouldn't be surprised if I contributed hugely to that increase - cfraser 16:24:48 12/10/09 (0)

RE: Anything else growing 224% ? - Tom Schuman 08:00:25 12/10/09 (4)

Transfer quality. - grantv 09:50:49 12/10/09 (3)

RE: Transfer quality. - Jack G 11:48:10 12/10/09 (2)

Rented Star Trek on BD. - grantv 09:35:49 12/16/09 (0)

Thanks. - grantv 12:18:57 12/10/09 (0)

Blu-Ray has become a better buy - 4season 20:17:58 12/08/09 (0)

Probably most every other new technology. :) - grantv 14:10:15 12/07/09 (6)

do you have some numbers? - Ole Lund Christensen 14:59:37 12/07/09 (5)

No, nothing like that. - grantv 06:48:14 12/08/09 (0)

RE: do you have some numbers? - cfraser 15:32:23 12/07/09 (3)

It looks like Blu Ray is growing faster that DVD did - Ole Lund Christensen 01:54:33 12/08/09 (2)

RE: It looks like Blu Ray is growing faster that DVD did - cfraser 10:48:15 12/08/09 (1)

it's sour grapes - Joe Murphy Jr 11:57:23 12/08/09 (0)

RE: Anything else growing 224% ? - mdavis 14:00:33 12/07/09 (0)

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No, nothing like that. - grantv 06:48:14 12/08/09 (0)

No, nothing like that.

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