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RolandL

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Any chance they will release the New York Giants Super Bowl in Blu-ray? It was televised in hi-def so who wants SD?
 

Tim Glover

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This is an area that could really be pretty big for Blu-ray. If my teams games were offered in Blu I would be all over it.
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The other thing you can do & I've done this myself is to google a High Def upload of the game...download it, then rip it. Got several Texas A&M football games and they look & sound pretty dang good.

Good luck.
 

Mike Williams

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I used to buy up the Superbowl DVDs, but stopped when broadcasting in high def became the norm, but the DVDs continued to be released in 4x3. I would definitely buy the Superbowl DVDs on Blu-ray.
 

Ed St. Clair

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Is there any widescreen NFL home video releases?
Thanks.

Great game, would make for a great NFL HDM debut!
 

Scott_J

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I was just hoping they'd do an anamorphic SD release, but that was only 4x3. They haven't released it on Blu-ray yet so I doubt they will. Unless the Giants repeat and they release a two-pack.
 

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Unfortunately the only sports titles I've seen on HDM are titles from the WWE.
 

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Seeing as how they want $12.5k for a ripoff license and $500 a game for my Dad's seats I'm not sure I'm a giants fan any more. F those guys.
 

Peter Neski

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That crappy NFL set is a real mess,non 16x9 would only make sense if it
was 16mm ,like the NFL Films footage.But to release games that were
shot in 16x9 HD ,as compressed edited analoge 4:3 is a insane
 

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Well...I own the 2004 World Series box set--which was broadcast in 16:9 HD and it was released in SD 4:3. I think all the WS sets have been. :thumbsdown:
 

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