It's All Over Now, Baby Blu:

[martha]

Our TV isn't HD. It's about 7 years old. Eh. I can wait.

[Liesje]

Originally posted by phanan
If you have Comcast, you should get their DVR box. It's definitely worth it.

And you won't need three VHS tapes for one dog show anymore, either.

I have it, it just doesn't work b/c I don't pay for that. My remote and my box has DVR controls, but it won't actually record for me. Dog shows are the only thing I record (for future reference, not just to see what I missed). All my other shows are on On Demand for free.

[onebloodonelife]

Originally posted by phanan


Now that Blu-ray has won, you'll see a slew of new players coming out over the next few months, and by the end of the year the prices will be dropping big time for the holiday season.

I hope so, though, for me, it makes no difference because I have a measly 19" CRT television. (Poor college student here)

[Canadiens1131]

I don't plan on using BluRay for much besides as a more spacious format for data backups from my PC.

[cs0rpc]

What we need is some news on when there will be any U2 Blu-Ray releases.

Rattle and Hum was released, but then Paramount switched aliegance to HD-DVD (just before I got a Blu-Ray player in December). Hopefully they will switch back very soon.

Unfortunately I don't think there are many U2 concerts that have been captured on a HD source format. Whereas a lot of band have captured early conerts on film (even it's only 16mm), U2 to have got almost everything down on SD video.

The Vertigo concerts must have been filmed in HD, doubt Elevation was, though checking th closing credits of Slane Castle and the concert was at least partially shot on 16mm and 35mm film.

UABRS, Popmart, ZooTV were all definitely just shot on SD video.

[Headache in a Suitcase]

Originally posted by martha
Our TV isn't HD. It's about 7 years old. Eh. I can wait.

once you go HD there's no going back.

[martha]

Originally posted by Headache in a Suitcase


once you go HD there's no going back.