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Monday, December 3rd 2007 What was once a stalemate on the HD format front now seems like a landslide victory for the Blu-ray team. The latest Nielson figures shows that Black Friday really put Blu-ray in the chips. As of this week, Blu-ray now has a 6% market share over rival format HD-DVD. The most likely reason for this sudden push in sales was the release of Live Free or Die Hard. Despite cheap HD-DVD players, Blu-ray has indecent proposal movie full to maintain a sales advantage for quite some time, and currently is holding off HD-DVD with a 2-1 average sales advantage. Last weeks sales advantage was roughly 3-1 in favor of Blu-ray. Thursday, November 29th 2007 While the Blu-ray party claims that over one million Blu-ray movies were distributed in the United Kingdom a few days back, the HD-DVD promotional group has their own victory to celebrate. Over three-quarters of a million Americans now are the proud owners of some form of HD-DVD player. This recent success is most likely due to the low-priced availability of HD-DVD players 200 for the Toshiba HD-A2, and less than that for the HD-DVD Xbox 360 add-on drive. Considering that in June a relatively low 150, 000 units were sold, this 400% increase in sales is nothing to shake a finger at. However, this rise in sales may not last. Most HD-DVD owners are movie aficionados, and most Blu-ray drive owners are gamers thanks to the Blu-ray integration with the PS Tuesday, November 27th 2007 The HD-format war stalemate seems to have been smashed to pieces. Thanks to the PlayStation3 shipping with a Blu-ray drive, several million gamers have a Blu-ray player already attached to their HDTV, and are not bothered to buy an HD-DVD player. Now that several million gamers have a Blu-ray player, theyre buying Blu-ray movies to watch. Of 1, 369, 863 HD movies sold last month, a relatively paltry 369, 863 of them were HD-DVD. Whats more, if Blu-ray sales figures included actual Blu-ray games sold, then there would have been more than 21 million Blu-ray disks sold. The main movie that attributed to such successful Blu-ray sales was the extremely awesome movie 300, which was a very graphic portrayal of the battle of Thermopylae. Wednesday, November 21st 2007 Apparently the why cant we all get along mentality does not apply to the current HD format war. While Blu-ray admits a stalemate and HD-DVD players get cheap, Warner Brothers was hoping to promote a Total HD format, which would play on both players until either Blu-ray or HD-DVD was chosen. However, without many other studios supporting this format, Warner Brothers felt like this project did not have much merit. And so, they have at this point abandoned it, and plan to simply release their movies in both formats, a move most other studios refuse to do. Jim Noonan, Senior Vice President of Warner Brothers Entertainment Group, explains the economics of this move in Laymans terms. For the moment, the Total HD is on hold. Were the only studio producing content in both formats. If we were to put out Total HD with just our titles, it wouldnt really provide the solution to our retail partners that it was intended to provide. If anything, at this point, it would further complicate their life, because there would be another product looking for shelf space. Our job is not to further complicate the lives of our retailers Tuesday, November 20th 2007 Macrovision, the long-standing provider of copy protection for home video entertainment, will be jumping straight into Blu-ray Disc following its acquisition of SPDC Self-Protecting Digital Content protection technologies from Cryptography Research, Inc. In a deal worth about 45 million USD in cash plus warrants for stock, Macrovision will own the patents, technologies and agreements of BD, a small virtual machine technology embedded inside Blu-ray Disc hardware for the purpose of digital rights management. BD technology allows content providers to include executables on Blu-ray Discs to perform specific, content protecting functions against piracy. For example, the BD virtual machine could run diagnostics on the host environment to see if the disc player has been modified, or to verify that the media keys have not been changed. The BD protection technology is cited as a reason for Hollywood studios such as Fox and Disney to side exclusively with Blu-ray Disc over HD DVD. Thursday, November 15th 2007 Sunday, November 11th 2007 While the proponents of both the Blu-ray and HD-DVD format would love for you to think that either format is ahead, current data shows that neither side has any major lead on the other. Toshiba has 200 HD-DVD players, which is half indecent proposal movie full cost of the cheapest Blu-ray player. Paramount also recently decided to change sides, and is now a proponent for HD-DVD. However, the Blu-ray camp has several million Playstation 3 consoles already sold and in homes around the world. Sony CEO Howard Stringer was quoted as saying that he wished Sony could go back in time, and make indecent proposal movie full that instead of this HD-DVD vs Blu-ray mess, there was one universal format. Monday, October 29th 2007 Transformers director Michael Bay is feeling Blu. The main reason is because he feels that his decision to release Transformers exclusively on HD-DVD was short-sighted and it has delayed consumers moving to HD. As a director, my critical eye is that Blu-ray is where my money is. Consumers are smart, and they are going to wait it out. Regardless of where Michael Bays money is, Paramount already announced incredible sales of the Transformers movie, on both HD-DVD and DVD.