As an owner of a few solid Warner HD-DVD titles (one of which I watched tonight--"Robin Hood"), I'd say...keep up the good work and bring on more great catalog movie titles in HD.
If you went into a format war and blew your wad on hardware knowing it HAD to fall out one way or the other and that things were in an unpredictable state of flux...SHAME ON YOU! Quit whining and just save those pennies for a combo player. Don't betray that you were either: 1) naive, 2) foolishly free w/ your cash or 3) biased against all reason (or any combination thereof)...anyone w/ common sense and a little knowledge of consumer electronics history would know, and many who do have told you time and again, your best best was to either wait this out or buy in as cheaply as possible. Long and short is...you saw the train coming, don't blame anyone else if you parked your car on the tracks. I have money invested in HD-DVD--but I didn't have my 401K invested in HD-DVD, so I'll live. And besides, it isn't my religion...I can enjoy the titles I've purchased for a long time and my soul will not be damned if I some day can't or need to buy a Blu-cased copy down the line.
So, keep your sour grapes to yourself...and to Warner, please take Bill Hunt's suggestion and offer a 'peace offering' to the HD-DVD crowd (i.e. a trade-in/swap program for Bluray of HD-DVD titles, etc.). That would help smooth things a bit--and it would be simply a classy thing to do.
If you went into a format war and blew your wad on hardware knowing it HAD to fall out one way or the other and that things were in an unpredictable state of flux...SHAME ON YOU! Quit whining and just save those pennies for a combo player. Don't betray that you were either: 1) naive, 2) foolishly free w/ your cash or 3) biased against all reason (or any combination thereof)...anyone w/ common sense and a little knowledge of consumer electronics history would know, and many who do have told you time and again, your best best was to either wait this out or buy in as cheaply as possible. Long and short is...you saw the train coming, don't blame anyone else if you parked your car on the tracks. I have money invested in HD-DVD--but I didn't have my 401K invested in HD-DVD, so I'll live. And besides, it isn't my religion...I can enjoy the titles I've purchased for a long time and my soul will not be damned if I some day can't or need to buy a Blu-cased copy down the line.
So, keep your sour grapes to yourself...and to Warner, please take Bill Hunt's suggestion and offer a 'peace offering' to the HD-DVD crowd (i.e. a trade-in/swap program for Bluray of HD-DVD titles, etc.). That would help smooth things a bit--and it would be simply a classy thing to do.