DJ Crimson
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Does anybody know of a site that has a list of all current and future anime Blu-ray releases? Don't feel like going through all these pages in this thread to find one since I'm sure someone posted it a while ago.
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Hi-Def Media Lovefest: The war is over and we can all go home.
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Zoe
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Christopher
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I hope that future Bly Ray releases do what the PS3 games do and use BOTH sides of the slipcover - Uncharted and Rachet's inside is pretty awesome.
They just look so barren once you throw the advertisement away on the otherside.
I wanna get Terminator 2 but I don't wanna double dip
- Isn't there plans to re-released it again on blu?
They just look so barren once you throw the advertisement away on the otherside.
I wanna get Terminator 2 but I don't wanna double dip
- Isn't there plans to re-released it again on blu?Cheesemeister said:
Damn Cheese, I'm actually tempted to pick this up even though it's not that cheap. I love the iSight barcode scanning.
Do you know how it stores the contents? I'd like to be able to have a file somewhere that I can save my "stuff" on in case shit gets stolen.
miyamotofreak
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It has a shitload of export options including making online web pages. But 2.0 should be out soon and its by all accounts fucking amazing so wait.lupin23rd said:
lupin23rd said:
If you have a PC MediaMan offers both of those features (web-cam barcode reading, and stores your library in a file).
Beyond that, there are tons of different output files you can generate for inventory purposes ... text, spreadsheet, graphical, HTML, etc.
fwiw, I used to swear by DVD profiler on the pc. The report options were just fantastic and I could create a custom print report really easily. Not sure if it has webcam support but I find that flaky on the mac anyway. It does support barcode scanners or just type the UPC in
Now I use dvdpedia which I find has better organising and cataloging than delicious,supports webcam and simple web exporting. So now I can quickly check online on my phone if I have a title - useful for when hmv have special offers on -
Now I use dvdpedia which I find has better organising and cataloging than delicious,supports webcam and simple web exporting. So now I can quickly check online on my phone if I have a title - useful for when hmv have special offers on -
DJ Crimson
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Zoe said:
Thanks, that list was perfect.
DIrtyWeasel
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People at CAG have been able to get Pirates 3 and any Disney for $5 + tax. You can use two printable $5 coupons from Disney and theres a scan of a $10 for a total of $20 off. People have been successful bringing the coupons in after purchase to get money back, if you want to try that.jjasper said:
Ratatouille and Shakira already in the post, couldn't find proper Infernal Affairs Cover.
Forsete said:
http://www.imediaman.com/download/mediaman/latest-version.html
oh, they can be sony will regret winning! mark his words.Suikoguy said:
Suikoguy
I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
DeathNote said:
Wow, that's amazing.
I guess sony, being such a tiny company, and being the only one to work on blu-ray, they can't possibly work on digital downloads at the same time. They should seriously start working on digital downloads with their PS3... oh wait :lol
Warm Machine
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polyh3dron said:
When Bill Hunt went off on his anti HD-DVD war both formats had equal chance of winning. In actuality HD-DVD was in the lead when he started. Every time HD-DVD had something good to say he shot it down in a bile soaked layer of bias. Bill continually ignored BRs false starts in every way and its lack of a standardized platform while it was being kicked out the door and into stores. He downplayed the great special features on HD-DVD which is strange considering how he payed attention and detailed so much of them as DVD started, banging that drum as hard as he could.
He used to run a great film enthusiast and DVD enthusiast site and now he is just a mouthpiece for format bias. Bill is frankly just MS paranoid.
If MS is so in love with film digital downloads and trying to undermine disc based media, where the hell is their mainstream service and product? The 360 is so fractional and niche in comparison to the people who have DVD players or even cable boxes its hardly worth mentioning. Forget the "Fast Forward" part, its more like rewind. Gates has pretty well said that since video could be encoded digitally. Besides, I don't think it is MS people have to worry about right now in that arena.
Christopher
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starship troppers is out??
The Main Event said:
Uh, I liked it. Very... different. With Christina Richie chained to a radiator in her panties for a good part of the movie, it's weirdly sexy/funny too.
And there's a part where Sam Jackson jams out on a gui-tar in a local po-dunk bar, and it's pretty rockin'.
It's a story of redemption, I guess, and pretty entertaining. The PQ is absolutely fantastic--much better than I ever expected from a movie like this.
I was thinking of picking it up in the new Amazon sale, just because it's so unusual.
Not for everyone, but I enjoyed it.
avaya said:
Yes it's a UK PS3. I bought DH3 from Australia - same region as Europe and Die Hard is published by Fox in Australia
http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/796530 - currently out of stock but they'll get it back
It cost me about £16 inc. postage iirc so it was under the £18 customs limit. Arrived in about 3 days as well
123rl said:Yes it's a UK PS3. I bought DH3 from Australia - same region as Europe and Die Hard is published by Fox in Australia
http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/796530 - currently out of stock but they'll get it back
It cost me about £16 inc. postage iirc so it was under the £18 customs limit. Arrived in about 3 days as well
SWEET.
Riskbreaker23
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Here is my collection. The didnt have a picture of The Warriors blu-ray so i just got the dvd one.
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Christopher
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Perhaps I should have sold Talladega Nights (PS3 Pack In) I just threw it in the garbage...hate that movie.
Kabuki Waq
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SRG01 said:
wtf this has to be a joke!
Azwethinkweiz
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OokieSpookie said:
What's that transformers blu-ray you have? Is it some import of the movie (animated)?
OokieSpookie
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UK Import of the animated movie
Gary Whitta
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Anyone know if Solaris (Soderbergh) has a BD release scheduled?
Gary Whitta
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Another reason why PS3 is the best (as in most futureproofed) BD player...SRG01 said:
Gary Whitta
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That Times writer says Sony only abandoned Betamax in 2002. Is that really true? Were they still making blank tapes until then or something?
Gary Whitta said:
He must be talking about broadcast. I would seriosuly doubt they continued with the consumer product for so long after ~1988 when they announced a deal with Victor Company/Matsushita to go VHS. BTW Toshiba was the only one on Sony's side in the tape wars. When Sony-Philips made thee CD they took it to Matsushita first. Matsushita always wins, they are like the CE Yakuza.
Anyway, Beta's success in broadcast might have provided an opportunity for a very tiny consumer presence. I wouldn't rule it out but it sounds wrong.
Warm Machine said:
Not really. BD was always the favorite by analysts, as it always had more studio support ... and vastly more CE support.
Stating they were on equal footing is historically incorrect.
Obviously ... it launched first
Of course that gave it an initial advantage.MechDX said:
Interestingly, BD was actually started first ... that means it took the BDA way longer to get their shit together. While yes, it does suck - think about WHY it happened.
BDA took longer, because there were more companies (CE's and studios) working out the details. HD-DVD was a smaller group, so they were able to resolve things quicker. This is especially true in terms of HW ... since in reality, Toshiba was completely calling the shots since they were the only ones making them. It was Toshiba's proprietary format in terms of HW design.
So yeah, things got done faster for HD-DVD. But think of the implications of going that route? Other than the early launch (and less cluster-fucked spec), they put themselves at a disadvantage long-term.
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