Death of superman doomsday part 2

Death of superman doomsday part 2

Time shifting on VHS, really? How long could you go with Betamax. The fact is Joe public couldnt care less about technically better quality unless its huge for example: VHS to DVD. It needs to be a real step forward for most to care. Originally Posted by gasteropod: MiniDiscs were never very popular. They lost to alternative portable formats, such as MP Nope. MP3 was far from portable back in those days. The only portable MP3 Players really was Creative Labs large CD Player which also played MP3s. MP3 Players came much later. Minidisc for a good few years was definitely the way to go. Originally Posted by Phil Q: MiniDisc was quite a popular format for recording onto I still have a rarely-used MD Walkman but did anyone ever buy pre-recorded MiniDiscs? There hardly seemed to be any titles available, except possibly for Phil Collins and Sting fans. I think it was a pretty monumental failure in that respect. Oh yes definitely but it didnt really matter. That was never going to take off when everyone has CDs at home where size isnt an issue. assumed that people would be more interested in longer tapes and multi-event timeshifting Time shifting on VHS, really? How long could you go with Betamax. The fact is Joe public couldnt care less about technically better quality unless its huge for example: VHS to DVD. It needs to be a real step forward for most to care. Got to love those blue boxes. Honestly would you go to a DVD shop to buy a blue movie? Got to love those blue boxes. Honestly would you go to a DVD shop to buy a blue movie? Haha, so Black Hawk Down s been delayed? No surprises there then. If they cant get something like Hitch or 50 First Dates encoded death of superman doomsday part 2 noticeable compression artefacts, I shudder to think what theyll do with a 140 minute-plus film comprised mainly of grainy, fast, hand-held photography. Haha, so Black Hawk Downs been delayed? No surprises there then. If they cant get something death of superman doomsday part 2 Hitch or 50 First Dates encoded without noticeable compression artefacts, I shudder to think what theyll do with a 140 minute-plus film comprised mainly of grainy, fast, hand-held photography. If they cant get something like Hitch or 50 First Dates encoded without noticeable compression artefacts Is that the reason? If Sony think that the PS3 will steer people to going Blu-Ray, they can think again. At the moment the PS3 has problems and delays.