BluRay rollt an
an sich sollte man jetzt so langsam mal aufhoeren DVDs zu kaufen, oder nicht?
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Studios Announce First Blu-ray Disc Titles
Source: ComingSoon.net || January 4, 2006
With the 2006 International CES technology show getting underway in Las Vegas, studios have announced their first titles for the next-generation home video format, Blu-ray Disc (BD), which provides five times larger capacity than today's DVDs. Blu-ray Disc players will be fully backward compatible with current CD/DVD formats, delivering entertainment content in full high-definition (HD) quality, under a secure environment made possible through the most advanced copyright protection technology. Featuring 1920x1080p HD quality, the Blu-ray Disc ROM technology will also be included in Sony's Playstation 3. [...]
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) (with MGM Home Entertainment) has announced 20 initial titles, including The Fifth Element, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Desperado, For a Few Dollars More, The Guns of Navarone, Hitch, House of Flying Daggers, A Knight's Tale, Kung Fu Hustle, The Last Waltz, Legends of the Fall, Resident Evil Apocalypse, RoboCop, Sense and Sensibility, Stealth, Species, SWAT and XXX. Black Hawk Down and The Bridge on the River Kwai will also be available on 50 GB, dual-layer Blu-ray Discs Summer 2006.
Commencing Summer 2006, SPHE will begin adding bonus BD Java games, and other anticipated features, to new release titles including Underworld: Evolution that will street day-and-date with DVD. The studio announced it will also deliver four catalog titles per month beginning this Summer, accelerating to 10 titles per month by the fourth quarter 2006. Also being readied for Summer release is the complete television series of sci-fi favorite, Stargate Atlantis, in high-definition.
At Blu-ray Disc launch, Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment will release Four Brothers, Sahara, Aeon Flux, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, The Italian Job, Tomb Raider, U2: Rattle and Hum, Sleepy Hollow, We Were Soldiers and The Manchurian Candidate. Paramount will continue its roll out of Blu-ray titles throughout 2006 and beyond, including the highly anticipated release of Mission: Impossible: III alongside Mission: Impossible and Mission: Impossible 2. These titles will also be available for HD DVD, the format competing with Blu-ray, which the studio supports as well.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment's initial titles include Fantastic Four, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Behind Enemy Lines, Kiss of the Dragon and Ice Age along with others that will bring Fox's total number of first wave releases to 20 titles.
Liongate will add to the mix 10 titles, including Lord of War, The Punisher, The Devil's Rejects, Saw, T2: Judgment Day, Reservoir Dogs, Total Recall, Dune and Rambo: First Blood. The line-up will also include the upcoming feature film See No Evil.
Buena Vista Home Entertainment (BVHE) will release Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Hero, Dark Water, Ladder 49, The Brothers Grimm, The Great Raid, Armageddon, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Dinosaur and Everest. These ten titles mark the first wave of an ongoing release strategy from BVHE which will support the Blu-ray format.
Warner Home Video will add Batman Begins, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Constantine, The Dukes of Hazzard, The Last Samurai, Lethal Weapon, The Matrix, Million Dollar Baby, Oceans 12, Swordfish, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Training Day, Troy, Twister and Unforgiven.
>> Q: Coming Soon.net
Haeh?
"Blu-ray Disc players will be [...] delivering entertainment content in full high-definition (HD) quality,"
BluRay Disc Players koennen HD-DVDs abspielen? ist das bloss unklar formuliert, sodass ich das falsch verstanden habe, oder ist das tatsaechlich der Fall? wie sieht es denn dann mit der PS3 aus?
aber was heisst dann "HD DVD, the format competing with Blu-ray"? also kann man doch keine HD-DVDs auf BluRay Playern abspielen ... verwirrter Woody
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Studios Announce First Blu-ray Disc Titles
Source: ComingSoon.net || January 4, 2006
With the 2006 International CES technology show getting underway in Las Vegas, studios have announced their first titles for the next-generation home video format, Blu-ray Disc (BD), which provides five times larger capacity than today's DVDs. Blu-ray Disc players will be fully backward compatible with current CD/DVD formats, delivering entertainment content in full high-definition (HD) quality, under a secure environment made possible through the most advanced copyright protection technology. Featuring 1920x1080p HD quality, the Blu-ray Disc ROM technology will also be included in Sony's Playstation 3. [...]
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) (with MGM Home Entertainment) has announced 20 initial titles, including The Fifth Element, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Desperado, For a Few Dollars More, The Guns of Navarone, Hitch, House of Flying Daggers, A Knight's Tale, Kung Fu Hustle, The Last Waltz, Legends of the Fall, Resident Evil Apocalypse, RoboCop, Sense and Sensibility, Stealth, Species, SWAT and XXX. Black Hawk Down and The Bridge on the River Kwai will also be available on 50 GB, dual-layer Blu-ray Discs Summer 2006.
Commencing Summer 2006, SPHE will begin adding bonus BD Java games, and other anticipated features, to new release titles including Underworld: Evolution that will street day-and-date with DVD. The studio announced it will also deliver four catalog titles per month beginning this Summer, accelerating to 10 titles per month by the fourth quarter 2006. Also being readied for Summer release is the complete television series of sci-fi favorite, Stargate Atlantis, in high-definition.
At Blu-ray Disc launch, Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment will release Four Brothers, Sahara, Aeon Flux, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, The Italian Job, Tomb Raider, U2: Rattle and Hum, Sleepy Hollow, We Were Soldiers and The Manchurian Candidate. Paramount will continue its roll out of Blu-ray titles throughout 2006 and beyond, including the highly anticipated release of Mission: Impossible: III alongside Mission: Impossible and Mission: Impossible 2. These titles will also be available for HD DVD, the format competing with Blu-ray, which the studio supports as well.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment's initial titles include Fantastic Four, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Behind Enemy Lines, Kiss of the Dragon and Ice Age along with others that will bring Fox's total number of first wave releases to 20 titles.
Liongate will add to the mix 10 titles, including Lord of War, The Punisher, The Devil's Rejects, Saw, T2: Judgment Day, Reservoir Dogs, Total Recall, Dune and Rambo: First Blood. The line-up will also include the upcoming feature film See No Evil.
Buena Vista Home Entertainment (BVHE) will release Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Hero, Dark Water, Ladder 49, The Brothers Grimm, The Great Raid, Armageddon, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Dinosaur and Everest. These ten titles mark the first wave of an ongoing release strategy from BVHE which will support the Blu-ray format.
Warner Home Video will add Batman Begins, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Constantine, The Dukes of Hazzard, The Last Samurai, Lethal Weapon, The Matrix, Million Dollar Baby, Oceans 12, Swordfish, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Training Day, Troy, Twister and Unforgiven.
>> Q: Coming Soon.net
Haeh?
"Blu-ray Disc players will be [...] delivering entertainment content in full high-definition (HD) quality,"
BluRay Disc Players koennen HD-DVDs abspielen? ist das bloss unklar formuliert, sodass ich das falsch verstanden habe, oder ist das tatsaechlich der Fall? wie sieht es denn dann mit der PS3 aus?
aber was heisst dann "HD DVD, the format competing with Blu-ray"? also kann man doch keine HD-DVDs auf BluRay Playern abspielen ... verwirrter Woody
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2 Comments:
Tach Woody... es gibt 2 Formate, beide sind HD das eine ist blu-ray, das andere hd-dvd...
HD bedeutet erstmal nur, daß die "Scheibe" sehr viele Daten speichern kann (bis 50 GB wenn ich richtig informiert bin). Beide können natürlich auch HD Filme wiedergeben - es gibt eben zwei Formate für HD Filme, beide laufen aber unter dem Oberbegriff "HD"... ;) Denk einfach an einen DVD Player, "+" und "-" sind auch zwei Formate für DVD, aber nicht jeder Palyer kann beide.
danke, freundlicher Anonymous, das hat Klarheit geschafft. denn das, was da fabriziert wird, ist alles andere als vernuenftig - darum fiel es mir auch so schwer es zu verstehen ...
"Let's create a new medium: a disc, that can play HD content and store certainly more data than common dvds. And we'll call it: HD-DVD!"
- "But, sir. There's already the BluRay Disc, with absolutely the same features."
- "Shut up, will ya?"
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