Thomson, owner of companies including RCA and Technicolor, is working ot develop a Blu-ray Authoring environment that allows DVD authors to take advantage of the format's advanced programmabillity without learning Java first. They're calling their authoring product BD-JIVE, which stands for Blu-ray Disc-Java Interpreted Visual Expression.
Unlike HD DVD, which uses a much simple scripting ... [ read the full article ]
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you said it your self hddv was much simpler to use why would you want something that is more complicated? most of us just want something that plays and does the job . not something that needs our constant attention to get it to work. like plug and play and enjoy that is what i want. our players should play movies that what they are suppose to do . and not have to upgraded to watch every new movie.
Originally posted by grkblood:wow, your comment really has nothing to do with this article.
haha good call! i wonder what sort of things they are gonna put on BR-MV disc's now, anything different to "deleted scenes" would be awsome! maybe some simple games to theme of the movies, like the bevis and butt head game on the movie, stuff like that would be cool!
Originally posted by tleewade: you said it your self hddv was much simpler to use why would you want something that is more complicated? most of us just want something that plays and does the job . not something that needs our constant attention to get it to work. like plug and play and enjoy that is what i want. our players should play movies that what they are suppose to do . and not have to upgraded to watch every new movie.
