chuckbytes
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There's a lot of good info and discussions on this forum, but some technical data that I'm not up to speed on and far too much to read through to get an answer to a laments question.
I've been using AnyDVD and it works great for me.
So now I've gone out and bought a 70" 1080P screen and a Toshiba HD DVD player. I've purchased 4 HD DVD's at the new technology prices, ouch! but I can't help myself, I love the new stuff.
I want to make backups of these costly HD-DVD's to be able to play on my HD Player, not computer.
Will HD DVD make a backup copy of my movie on an ordinary blank DVD the same as AnyDVD does. I'm talking all the sound and picture quality just like an ordinary or superbit DVD.
Take away the extras and the other languages, will the movie fit on my R/W-DVD or do I have to purchase a special R/W DVD to copy to.
On a personal note, is there any opinions on HD vs Bluray, I'm thinking HD is going to win. Cost and the fact that you can play ordinary DVD's on the device is why I think it's going to win.
Chuckbytes
I've been using AnyDVD and it works great for me.
So now I've gone out and bought a 70" 1080P screen and a Toshiba HD DVD player. I've purchased 4 HD DVD's at the new technology prices, ouch! but I can't help myself, I love the new stuff.
I want to make backups of these costly HD-DVD's to be able to play on my HD Player, not computer.
Will HD DVD make a backup copy of my movie on an ordinary blank DVD the same as AnyDVD does. I'm talking all the sound and picture quality just like an ordinary or superbit DVD.
Take away the extras and the other languages, will the movie fit on my R/W-DVD or do I have to purchase a special R/W DVD to copy to.
On a personal note, is there any opinions on HD vs Bluray, I'm thinking HD is going to win. Cost and the fact that you can play ordinary DVD's on the device is why I think it's going to win.
Chuckbytes