AlanHemberger said:Will Lost appear on HD DVD or Blu Ray? Or is it a toss up at this point? Has it been announced?
Yep, only for BR I think and it costs about $200.
AlanHemberger said:Will Lost appear on HD DVD or Blu Ray? Or is it a toss up at this point? Has it been announced?
Bud said:Yep, only for BR I think and it costs about $200.
DarkJediKnight said:Rumor has it it's a S1 and S2 boxset. So that makes sense.
****. Well, thank god I'm getting a PS3 too. When is it due out?Bud said:Yep, only for BR I think and it costs about $200.
heavy liquid said:That's still twice as expensive as the DVD sets. $100 per season? No thanks.
Alcibiades said:NSFW probably:
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perv market all sewed up
JB1981 said:Oh shit! Format War OVAH.
BlueTsunami said:HDDVD does not win! Porn should not be in HD. You'll see why soon enough
On the heels of the Consumer Electronics Show, Warner Home Video has made the first high definition home video announcement of 2007. January 30 will see the release of 'Beerfest (Unrated)' and 'The Wicker Man (Unrated)' on both HD-DVD and Blu-ray. Both films debuted on DVD just last month.
Disc 1:
Main Feature - 720p VC-1 HD Transfer
Interactive Menus
Chapter Selection
Disc 2:
All Bonus Material = 480i Standard Def
The Horror - The True Tale of Camp Cuddly Pines
Casting the Victims
Scouting a Massacre
Girls of Camp Cuddly Pines
Stormy Bangs Betty Cartoon
The Making of Stormy Bangs Betty
Bloopers
Trivia Game Featuring Keri Sable
Behind the Scenes
Trailer for Camp Cuddly Pines
Disc 3:
All Bonus Material = 480i Standard Def
Extended Sex Scenes
Bonus Scenes
Slide Shows
Star Stats
Outtake Sex Scene with Keri Sable and Eric Masterson
Trailers
Wicked Casino
Wicked Award Winners & Nominations
Web Site Information
Company Information
Int. Tel. Sex
Parental Lock
DVD-ROM Compatible
Disc 4:
All Bonus Material = 480i Standard Def
Wicked Bonus Scenes
Warm Machine said:The trailer for Island Fever 4 looks good.
Captain N said:I don't mean a standard tv..I mean a tv that doesn't have HDMI...it still does 1080P..I don't need HDMI to enjoy the movie, right?
Alcibiades said:
Bandai Visual Co., Ltd., Memory-Tech Corporation and Microsoft Co., Ltd. have agreed to release the following 4 HD DVD titles during 2007: Freedom, a brand new digital OVA series, and feature-length anime movies Royal Space Force-The Wings of Honneamise, Patlabor The Movie, and Patlabor 2 The Movie.
All four should include features that takes greater advantage of HDi technology in HD DVD authoring, network functions, AACS Managed Copy and also other functions that combine of packaged media with networks.
The Weinstein Co. continues their exclusive support of the HD DVD format with the release of the comedy 'School for Scoundrels,' due in stores March 27.
Though the $18 million-grossing comedy was not a huge hit, the Weinsteins will be giving a generous treatment on HD DVD, as part of a "Ballbuster Edition" that includes an Unrated version of the film, audio commentary with director Todd Phillips, and more features to be announced.
Tech specs include a 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 transfer, and audio formats to be revealed.
Genius has set a $29.95 list price for the release.
We've added the most current specs for 'School for Scoundrels' to our HD DVD Release Schedule under March 27. Stay tuned for complete details as they're announced...
After a months-long dearth of new HD DVD title announcements, Universal Studios Home Entertainment today said it will release two catalogue titles on April 17 -- 'The Jerk' and 'The Game.'
scola said:do BRD or HDDVD have an option to fill a 16x9 frame? or are films with a more narrow aspect ratio always going to have black bars?
because my screen looks nice when filled with rich beautiful pixels. The same reason some people preffered pan&scan to "widescreen" versions.ManaByte said:Why would you want to zoom in on a 2:35.1 or 2:4 movie?
ManaByte said:I love HD-DVD.
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buy a projector and don't worry about it.scola said:because my screen looks nice when filled with rich beautiful pixels. The same reason some people preffered pan&scan to "widescreen" versions.
Oh and because I can.
I probably wouldn't care on a screen over 40 inches. Its actually sort of a wash, you are either wasting about 22-24% of your screen on black pixels or you are losing 23-25% of picture area on the film.
Canoe movies? no thanks. ;pManaByte said:If you want non-OAR movies, HD isn't for you.
best idea in the threadLuCkymoON said:buy a projector and don't worry about it.
scola said:Canoe movies? no thanks. ;p
Thanks for telling me what is and isn't for me btw. I might have made a mistake otherwise.
I thought I would watch 4:3 content in its original format primarily on my widescreen, turns out I don't in the end. I zoom it, or stretch it, or stretch the sides depending on the content. It would have at least been interesting to be presented the option.
I guess you wouldn't feel like the inverse question is worthy of asking. Why would you only want to display 830 vertical lines of the image when your display is capable of displaying 1080? (or 550 out of 720?) That "HD" you were getting in some cases may only be a 13% increase in vertical resolution in the case of a full screen 480p image vs. a "widescreen" 16x9 image. isn't technology fun?
*all numbers aproximate
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except the whole losing significantly less of the image than a 4:3 frame, but thats ok.ManaByte said:...
Wow.
I feel like I am in a Wal-Mart video section.
Zooming into a widescreen movie is no different than buying a pan&scan version.
Alcibiades said:according to some guy on AVS, they plan to release about 100 movies this year on HD DVD, these are some of the major ones:
Children of Men
The Good Shepherd
Smokin' Aces
Scarface
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Bruce Almighty
The Bourne Identity
Meet the Fockers
American Pie
Inside Man
Pride & Prejudice
The Big Lebowski
Liar Liar
Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels
Brazil
Erin Brockovich
Shaun of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead
Slap Shot
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Battlestar Gallictica (TV)
ManaByte said:The Big Lebowski
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Afternoon, everyone. I just wanted to jump in here with some late-breaking high-def news. Universal, presumably to make up for their relative silence at CES, has just announced that they're planning more than 100 exclusive releases on the HD-DVD format in 2007... and they've revealed at least a few new titles that are on the way (if not specific release dates). The first 40-50 of these will be available in the first half of 2007, starting with Brokeback Mountain (now available) and Hollywoodland (on 2/6). Also on the way to HD-DVD in 2007 according to the studio (90% of the titles as DVD/HD-DVD Combo releases) are new films like Children of Men, The Good Shepherd and Smokin' Aces, as well as classic catalog titles like Scarface, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Bruce Almighty, The Bourne Identity, Meet the Fockers, American Pie, Inside Man, Pride & Prejudice, The Big Lebowski, Liar Liar, Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Brazil, Erin Brockovich, Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Slap Shot and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. The studio also confirmed that the first season of Sci-Fi's new Battlestar Galactica will be released on HD-DVD this year, as well as additional TV series titles yet to be announced. There's definitely some cool titles in that list, and presumably more (and more details) will be announced at a later date. It'll be great to see Lebowski and Brazil in HD, that's for sure... and the prospect of Battlestar has us pretty excited too.