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That's your opinion, but IMO, I don't think I was anywhere near as harsh as you have indicated. Crawdaddy

Being honest in your opinion can be harsh at times. Crawdaddy

That's a start. Crawdaddy

Some members don't want to be educated, but that's a topic for another thread. Crawdaddy

When you watch the BD version I wonder if your opinion would stay the same? Hey, if you're happy with SD then so be it, but this is the HD area of the forum so please forgive us for espousing the virtues of this video format over SD DVD. Crawdaddy

By the way David, how big is your HDM library?

What you do with your money is your own business. All that I'm saying is that my BD disc of "No Country for Old Men" will look and sound better than a SD DVD of the same title. As far as being an elitist, I'll leave the labeling of people to others to do.

I don't know about understanding the art of film, but I do know that my BR disc of "No Country for Old Men" will look and sound better than a SD DVD of the same title. Crawdaddy

The big difference with the current HDM scenario is that the whole industry will be behind these cheaper players with more software and marketing support that will educate the public that there is a better way to watch movies on your HT. Crawdaddy

Yet, the chance is still there that HDM remains a niche market. Crawdaddy