We'll just have to wait to find out the nature of the physical evidence. If it is merely the DNA proving Kobe had sexual relations with her, then obviously Kobe has de-fused that part of it by admitting to adultery and their case would boil down solely to a "he said/she said". If there are intrusion-type injuries, that's another can of worms.Great observation and it would be very cheap. Most CD wholesale costs on bigsellers are well under a dollar, some even below $0.50.
Still, its nice to have one disc do both and that's where Super Audio comes in handy.
We'll just have to wait to find out the nature of the physical evidence. If it is merely the DNA proving Kobe had sexual relations with her, then obviously Kobe has de-fused that part of it by admitting to adultery and their case would boil down solely to a "he said/she said". If there are intrusion-type injuries, that's another can of worms.I think your reading too much out of my post!
Wes
I do not understand how creating a revised format by adding video content to SACD provides a catalyst for the above changes.It's easy why this would happen - both formats may converge to offer the consumer the same set of features thereby increasing the likelihood that the hirez market becomes more "universal" with players that do well with either format. That also leads to more acceptance and less confusion at the retailer level, a key hurdle.
Here's some evidence that things are catching on:
Best Buy in Atlanta has really been pushing hirez. In my neighborhood store yesterday I saw two inch tall banners at the top of every music row saying to visit the Super Audio and DVD Audio section for the latest in digital audio. There were at least a couple dozen well-placed banners. That's going to capture a lot of eyeballs in the regular redbook bins. The SACD inventory is doing well too with Best Buy putting out most of the big hirez releases every Tuesday.
