The consensus in the other thread was it was indeed better. The only argument was whether Bluray was detrimental, but everyone already new it was better.Considering how he thought hd-dvd was better (which IT WASNT) I’m guessing yes.
Ok. Wasn't aware he's raging a jihad against Blu Ray.No this has nothing to do with the spec reveal, well at least partially, he has been running this same issue into the ground for months. In fact he got banned 4 times because he turned to attacks in the other Blu Ray thread. As soon as the PS5 was confirmed to have Blu Ray he was given a green-light to make another anti-BR thread.
Because Blurays are completely installed on the HDD anyways. Its the same as digital but with the added benefit of ownership and discounts.
and your option number 2 doesnt exist, where is the link/source for this mytical Advanced Digital Disc format that can dub as VRAM
I think it’ll be 4K mainly for disk storage density since games are getting bigger. Rockstar already started putting two Blu-ray discs with RDR2.
Such as? Link pleaseNo because newer formats can load in real-time
Citation needed, make it less obviousDigital installs to the hard drive still carry Bluray codecs
No because newer formats can load in real-time. Digital installs to the hard drive still carry Bluray codecs, which means the speed is capped. Like the example I gave, it's like you have a 20watt phone, but you have a 30watt charger. You want the faster speeds, but the phone is capped at 20watts so you want get a higher charge.
Such as? Link please
Citation needed, make it less obvious
Bluray acts as a storage medium plan and simple, theres no bluray codec for games, stop making shit up
btw what makes me special?
i think we want some kind of documentation on this process to show that it exists rather than you just troll-splaining it all over again to us.Yes there is a codec for the DRM. The DRM continuously checks to make sure the game isn't pirated or illegally modified in real-time. This slows down transfer speeds. Sometimes you can do some disc read like some games on the PS3 did to pick up speed but it will never be fast enough to be in synch with a SSD.
Xbox is doomed because BD is doomed, best pack it upWhat is the Nextbox going to use? Or is it all digital for Xbox from now on.
Yes there is a codec for the DRM. The DRM continuously checks to make sure the game isn't pirated or illegally modified in real-time. This slows down transfer speeds. Sometimes you can do some disc read like some games on the PS3 did to pick up speed but it will never be fast enough to be in synch with a SSD.
Again citation needed.The DRM continuously checks to make sure the game isn't pirated or illegally modified in real-time. This slows down transfer speeds.
i think we want some kind of documentation on this process to show that it exists rather than you just troll-splaining it all over again to us.
So if you dont like bluray whats your solution to this?
You re gona make your own version of hd dvd back ?
it doesnt cap or limit read speeds from the HDD/SDD
and what happened to the bluray codec you mentioned lol?
Yes there is a codec for the DRM. The DRM continuously checks to make sure the game isn't pirated or illegally modified in real-time. This slows down transfer speeds. Sometimes you can do some disc read like some games on the PS3 did to pick up speed but it will never be fast enough to be in synch with a SSD.
Everyone knows that the Disc is DRM, why is that new to you?
I already provided two alternatives in the OP.
Yes, because the SSD itself has a speed cap.
The codec is the DRM, it's what's delaying communication from the download to the console, which is why even installed it won't load that fast unless you use a bit of laser read. Sadly, that will create latency.
He keeps ignoring that fact. The blu ray is for installation on the harddrive.GAMES DONT RUN OFF THE DISC!!!
FFS.
It has been revealed in the same interview as the "PS5 Specs" that the PS5 will continue to use bluray. Not only does that show innovation in the physical space is dead, but will actually be a detriment to the specs "cerny" was touting. I was expecting at least using the niche improved and digital supported digital disc format bu they have decided for costs sake to keep a drive that's going to cause massive issues for the PS5.
Here are the primary issues with this terrible move:
1. Bluray is already dead, Sony can't save it, and 4K Bluray won't suddenly get an uptick in 1-2 years when 4K is standard. They aren't going to get any profits from their physical movie division from this, and many of their old partners from 2006-8 have jumped ship.
2. You can't tout that you are going to have a "fast SSD Drive" in the PS5 and say loads will take one second if you are still using Bluray. When you install from Bluray you're also running the Bluray data and codecs on the machine, which an SSD drive won't do much to increase the speed of because that format is naturally slow, especially since it checks DRM. Even if you were to add a bit of laser disc read, it would only marginally increase the speed. It's like you having a 20watt phone wanting a 30wat charge from the charger, you can't charge at 30 wats if the phone is capped at 20, the SSD drive is basically useless outside Digital games.
3. With #2 being true it begs the question for why they don't either go with the new Advanced Digital discs or just scrap discs altogether and go all digital for the PS5? It doesn't make sense to hype an SSD drive if the SSD drive doesn't do anything. Actually having games load in a second would be a great sales pitch and would be considerably more profitable. It would also result in your console being cheaper to produce.
4. Blurays death is clearly at hand with even big boys like Samsung running for the hills. There isn't a major financial pool to pull from for it in 2019. Which means that since 2018, it's been becoming more and more expensive gradually to produce Bluray media. Since there's no competition and not many people throwing money into the pool, the price of BR is now going up or staying the same. Inevitably Bluray will become more of a rarity and the losses will outpace the profits by a considerable margin.
5. Even if we remove #4 and talk about Bluray TODAY, it's still too expensive and not at a mass market price. As regular Bluray is just starting to hit that, 4K Bluray has come and made old BluRay irrelevant. So we once again have an expensive format. Bluray has never and will never hit the DVD price point and never will until its dead and sold in bargin bins.
6. There's no consumer incentive anymore. Digital giveaways with Bluray discs have failed to get people interested. A desperate strategy used to salvage the format, and now there's nothing left but the current "marginal" quality advantage of a physical disc. It's 2019, we have digital tech that beats regular Blu-ray and now have some that support HDR, Vision, and other features. Things are moving much faster than before, and that marginal advantage will be gone in 1-2 years. A side-effect of 4k Bluray being just an upressed regular Bluray with no problems addressed. Lack of innovation.
7. Microsoft is pushing its competitors format more than Sony, who's been working with the rest of the BR club to try and save the failing format. The Xbox One S and the X are the only console Trojan Horsing the Blu-Ray format, and Sony's refusal to add it to the Slim and both variations of the Pro was Sony's chance to try and spread 4K Bluray world wide. Instead Sony acted like fools, and ignored pushing their own format. That was likely the last chance to get it to work. Having two companies have 4K Bluray across nearly 200 million consumers. Now 4K Bluray will be niche format on the PS5 (assuming that they even use it) for physical gamers. Which as I mentioned above, screw up the PS5.
8. The New Advanced Digital Disc Format Sony is ignoring in favor of Bluray would allow Sony to have high quality quick reads that can immediately download in real-time while playing instead of requiring DRM installs. It's like we are stuck in 2006 because of Sony's lack of moving into the future. If Sony wants to have 1 second load times on a Bluray disc, they'll have to, as I said above, use part of the disc reader along with the installed game to speed it up. Issue with that is such tactics increases latency causing not only input lag but framerate lag as well.
9. Most Games are rendered with Digital sponsored tools that "downgrade" when formatting them to Bluray. It's the same with Movies, the tools are too advanced to update the Bluray tools to keep up, so they have to downgrade certain graphical features and image quality to get things on a Bluray. The only reason why Bluray contains an advantage is because of streaming, which is close to passing 4K Bluray. But when looking at Digital uncompressed to disc uncompressed, there's no competition. This means that non-streaming digital downloads on the PS5 will LOOK BETTER than Discs. Making keeping Bluray pointless.
The conclusion is simple, there's still time, either make an all digital device, or trade Bluray for the Advanced Digital Disc, which has a faster transfer rate, can load in seconds, can download in real-time, and can be sued as temporary memory or Vram storage in real-time. While also supporting higher resolutions and features since it's meant to be future proof and modular.
Cerny touting some of the features the PS5 will have is pointless if it can't actually be done. We aren't in 2006 anymore, it's time to realize the format from its inception failed, a lot of people have lost money, and even more people are losing money NOW and even leaving YOU behind because they can't take the red anymore. You can't save Bluray so give up. You came out of a bad time and made Sony a relevant name again in many areas, however Bluray and Phones are literally costing you billions of dollars because you keep chasing after an imaginary pot of gold that will never happen. Abandon Bluray now(and phones) and actually provide a console your fans will care about instead of talking about graphical features that will be hampered by Bluray or SSD drives that won't do anything for Bluray games at all and only for digital.
GAMES DONT RUN OFF THE BR DISC!!!
FFS.
But it does check for DRM.
But it does check for DRM.
Have you been living under a rock? Theres a new format in town called Advanced Digital Disc. It can download things in "real-time" and can replace your system memory (vram)So if you dont like bluray whats your solution to this?
You re gona make your own version of hd dvd back ?
I thought on this forum you weren't allowed to just make shit up for clicks without repercussions. Nothing he said has any actual evidence. Quit spreading crap around as a fact.
You don't understand. The drive has an ultra silent mode which runs super slow. This is for the DRM checks! /sDoes a quick two second check for the disc just like the PC does with physical before you see CD/DVD crack them.
The drive stops spinning and it never spins up again the entirety of the game and this is all before you get to the main menu.
But it does check for DRM.
Never heard of itHave you been living under a rock? Theres a new format in town called Advanced Digital Disc
- Its as fast VRAM
- Sequential Read/Write speeds up to 950GB/s and 920GB/s respectively (yes that's gigabytes)
- Supports blast processing for enhanced Raytracing and AI
- Comes in 5TB and 10TB sizes
- Emotion Engine compatible (particles engine) for better physics.
Has nothing to do with the game running off the disc. Which it does not.But it does check for DRM.
Have you been living under a rock? Theres a new format in town called Advanced Digital Disc
- Its as fast VRAM
You forgot to mention it can download things in "real-time" and can replace your system memory. I also never said it was as fast as VRAM, but the space on the disc can be used for it. Just like a HDD.
No one is questioning the disc as DRM. What we are questioning are your claims of a performance hit due to continuous checks and scans of the disc from "blu ray drm codecs" slowing down transfer speeds from a separate hard drive or ssd. I am fine with any PS hacking scene documentation OR official documentation. From the screeds you write it gives the interpretation that you don't understand what a codec actually does or what a DRM check actually is.Everyone knows that the Disc is DRM, why is that new to you?
Has nothing to do with the game running off the disc. Which it does not.
Yes correct! That's a given considering the transfer speeds!You forgot to mention it can download things in "real-time" and can replace your system memory. I also never said it was as fast as VRAM, but the space on the disc can be used for it. Just like a HDD.
Well its either ignorance or trolling. Likely both considering the tc.To be fair he's not really making things up, He just doesn't understand how things work and truly believes in everything he said in the Op. He's almost 1:1 completely consistent with the other Blu Ray thread. I'm sure if someone explains to him how game installs work, as well as SSD's, he might change his stance slightly.
Or not.
The blu ray is for installation on the harddrive.
What's this? You don't need a Bluray disc to install a hard drive. Huh?
No shit Sherlock that's why we have options for both physical and digital.What's this? You don't need a Bluray disc to install a hard drive. Huh?