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Rich, I think with one exception, the DVD rollout went perfectly. There were no competing formats. The difference over laserdisc and VHS was night and day. It wasn't difficult to sell customers on the format once they saw it in person. Warren Lieberfarb was the big winner. He held the...

Doug, No doubt. None of this will be a simple software upgrade. So, in two short years, 4k is already somewhat outdated by these new technologies. However, I understand there are those who are very happy with what they already have.

The only difference here, if my memory serves me correct is that once Blu-ray won the format war (in 2008), we had a good 8-9 years of steady compatibility. The only bump in the road was 3D. Those who wanted 3D had to do further upgrades. However, there was a huge push for 4k as of two years...

It's not about advancement. It's about everyone wanting a piece of the pie. Instead of everyone coming together and adopting a single idea, they scatter and create their own competing ideas that basically do the same thing. As a result, the consumer just sits on the sideline wondering which...

Perhaps. However, this isn't just about future-proofing. This is trying to figure out where the format is going. Once Blu-ray won the format war it was pretty much solidified. 4k still is not and it has been around for about two years now.

RAH hit the nail on the head. From my position, I would love to get into 4k. However, there are so many things standing in the way. If I am going to spend thousands on 4k projection, I want it to be future-proof. Up until a few days ago, that meant waiting for Dolby Vision support. Now, it...

....oh, and now Warner Bros. is on board.

I am happy I am sitting out in this format. It's always a war between manufacturers and guess who always ends up losing....

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