If they can fit a 1080p movie with loads of extras on a 30GB HD-DVD, then the job is done. And you never know, there could be a 50 GB HD-DVD in the near future.
Why would they need a 50GB HD-DVD if the "job is done"?
If they can fit a 1080p movie with loads of extras on a 30GB HD-DVD, then the job is done. And you never know, there could be a 50 GB HD-DVD in the near future.
Why would they need a 50GB HD-DVD if the "job is done"?
If you could get a 1080p movie with loads of extras, why go over 30GB
Some movies will need it. Like the Lord Of The Rings ROTK Extended Edition (250 minutes). In HD-DVD, this movie will likely be on 2 discs just like the DVD version. But on Blu-Ray it will probably just be one disc. That's just an example of how over 30GB might be useful.
Personally, I have not bought into either system. Maybe summer 2007 I'll pick one and get the whole thing.