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Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD the other factor?
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One Response to “Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD the other factor?”
I think that Blu-Ray has already lost no matter what. Many of the big movie studios like Paramount, Universal, and Dreamworks have already pushed their support for only HD-DVD while the Blu-Ray is being held up by Fox and Sony, with Time Warner supporting both formats (though it's actually biased towards HD-DVD's).