Porn Companies Talk Next-Gen Content

Shogun · 15th February 2008, 18:12

Like it or not, the power of porn has a strong impact on the consumer market! Credited as the deciding factor in the battle between Betamax and VHS a looooooong time ago, porn also could have a similar influence between the current battle between Blu-ray and HD DVD.

http://mhatamoto.com/?p=34

jmke · 15th February 2008, 18:22

it turned out Porn decided nothing this time around; although they opted for HD-DVD, it didn't change a thing, and it were none-porn movie studios which decided on BluRay.

The VHS vs Betamax is not comparable to HD-DVD vs Bluray... at all. At the time of the first, there was no other medium for movies at home.

but now the biggest competitor the HD-DVD and Bluray is DVD; and although BR has "won" now, they haven't even chipped away a percentage from DVD sales

Shogun · 15th February 2008, 18:31

I think we're still a step or two away from Blu-ray taking over the average household, but that is probably the next logical step a year or two down the road. A new DVD here costs anywhere between $15 to $20, while the same film on Blu-ray is only about $10 more... why buy the DVD when I can watch it in high-def for a few extra bucks?

Speaking of porn in high-def, has anyone around here actually seen a film in HD?

16th February 2008, 06:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shogun

I think we're still a step or two away from Blu-ray taking over the average household, but that is probably the next logical step a year or two down the road. A new DVD here costs anywhere between $15 to $20, while the same film on Blu-ray is only about $10 more... why buy the DVD when I can watch it in high-def for a few extra bucks?

Speaking of porn in high-def, has anyone around here actually seen a film in HD?

yes why not..alot of Blu-Ray rips are availble...all latest movies have seen them..not a big deal...so PORN on a Blu-Ray.. ??? Nothing best than it...would be simply SWEEEEEEEEEETTT

15th February 2008, 18:12	#1
Shogun [M] Reviewer Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Calif. Bay Area, USA Posts: 1,748	Porn Companies Talk Next-Gen Content Like it or not, the power of porn has a strong impact on the consumer market! Credited as the deciding factor in the battle between Betamax and VHS a looooooong time ago, porn also could have a similar influence between the current battle between Blu-ray and HD DVD. http://mhatamoto.com/?p=34

15th February 2008, 18:22	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 82,473	it turned out Porn decided nothing this time around; although they opted for HD-DVD, it didn't change a thing, and it were none-porn movie studios which decided on BluRay. The VHS vs Betamax is not comparable to HD-DVD vs Bluray... at all. At the time of the first, there was no other medium for movies at home. but now the biggest competitor the HD-DVD and Bluray is DVD; and although BR has "won" now, they haven't even chipped away a percentage from DVD sales __________________

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15th February 2008, 18:31	#3
Shogun [M] Reviewer Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Calif. Bay Area, USA Posts: 1,748	I think we're still a step or two away from Blu-ray taking over the average household, but that is probably the next logical step a year or two down the road. A new DVD here costs anywhere between $15 to $20, while the same film on Blu-ray is only about $10 more... why buy the DVD when I can watch it in high-def for a few extra bucks? Speaking of porn in high-def, has anyone around here actually seen a film in HD?