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Old 21-05-2006   #1 (permalink)
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HD-DVD's = No more backups?

Will the advent of HD-DVD's mean that we can no longer back-up movies with our current Hardware and Software?
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Re: HD-DVD's = No more backups?

Of course you won't be able to back-up HD-DVDs with your current software and hardware.
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Re: HD-DVD's = No more backups?

It will be along time before HD-Dvds make their way to mainstream. Think about how long it took for regular dvds to move into the place of videos. Hopefully the same thing will happen in this case. I dont think we have anything to worry about for a while.
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Re: HD-DVD's = No more backups?

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It will be along time before HD-Dvds make their way to mainstream. Think about how long it took for regular dvds to move into the place of videos. Hopefully the same thing will happen in this case. I dont think we have anything to worry about for a while.
and think og how long VHS stuck around. i work at a blockbuster and we JUST destroyed the last of our VHS inventory about 3 weeks ago. and people still come in complaining because we no longer carry vhs!

my prediction: DVD will remain the standard for at least the next 5-6 years and won't be totally phased out for another 10 or so.

something interesting to think about though: online rental services are already making HD titles available for rent. These services are quite affordable and may facilitate HD's infiltration to the mainstream so it's possible my timeline might be shortened due to this.

the main limiting factor, in my opinion though, will be the pricing of the hardware.
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