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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    You are wrong again. You know, in American baseball you only get three strikes. You have enough strikes to put you out of the game forever.
    And I thought peanuts were boring..

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Since I do not work in the marketing department of Lovefilm, I cannot answer that question only they can.
    Thanks for admitting. The answer is very simple though, they advertise what sells and what attracts people.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Let's get one thing straight here. Europe is no trend setter when it comes to video technology. They are followers, which makes them consistantly behind the curve on everything video.
    Yep, we are. A bit like you follow the Japanese.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    DVD was firmly entrenched here in America before it got started in Europe. Its penetration in the US was about 35% before it was 5% in Europe. Blu ray does not upset that CE history.
    Let's assume the US has switched to the new format. Does that mean DVDs are written off? Even though they are popular in other countries?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Lovefilm does not show a trend in Europe, it shows a rental trend for Lovefilm as a business only. Everyone in Europe does not rent from Lovefilm do they?
    And where do they rent from then? Tescos?! Haha they don't even stock Blu Ray yet.
    As I said before, it shows the trend for the UK, Ireland, Germany, and, my mistake, the whole Scandinavia..so more than 4 countries. Some of the wealthiest countries in Europe. Now would you like to know how the rest of Europe is doing? The poorer countries? Eastern Europe? They will take even longer to switch to Blu Ray.


    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    The Blu ray rental market there is far smaller than it is in America, and basically that is attributed to Blu ray catching on later than it has here. The DVD is in a faster decline here because America adopted it sooner and faster, and it is maturing as a format sooner than it is in Europe because of that same reason.
    Yes, I know. That's what I've been saying myself, that while Blu Ray seems to be popular there, it's just not on the same level in Europe.


    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    According to NDP (which just so happens to cover rental activity of Lovefilm), they are only generating big revenue from new releases, moderate revenue from the top 100-300 previously released titles(those released within two to three years), and next to nothing from everything after that.
    Next to nothing? Why do they stock thousands of older films then? Films that were released ages before Lovefilm opened up? If everyone only wants the new stuff there's no point to stock anything ancient.


    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Now pull up your chain uneducated one, you are about to go to school on how to identify a trend.
    Not long ago you were making animal sounds on here.. Worry about your chain a little more


    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Any person who is still looking for a DVD, and dedicated CD player in a Blu ray world where all three can be played on the same machine is obviously so behind the curve they can easily be considered technologically retarded.
    ATTENTION! You just made a fool out of yourself, in public. Right in front of fellow audiophiles. Most Blu Ray players are rubbish at playing back CDs. Even DVD players are, and nothing can match a dedicated CD spinner. How about you get some style and look up names like Vincent, Naim, Arcam? And I'm talking CD players only.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    I think what upsets you is that while you are stuck at DVD, the rest of the world has moved on to Blu ray.
    No, what upsets you is that I am perfectly happy with DVDs and CDs. And you just can't stand it when people don't upgrade. Not long ago you were asking Smoke to get one. You really do have some sort of Blu Ray upgrade phobia.


    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Oh, and by the way, a Denon 1704 is not a HD player by any means. Progressive scanning DVD players are not HD players, only Blu ray players are. A HDMI 1.1 equipt DVD player does not mean it is HD.
    And what's that supposed to mean? That you don't agree with how Denon class their products? It says Full-HD 1080p upscalling and I'm perfectly happy with the quality. It's DVD-1740, by the way.

    One more thing, I've made my point, and you've just proved to be a stuck up fanboy of Blu Ray. Are you gonna cry that I feel no need to upgrade? Or are you gonna call me names and say I'm retarded because I'm happy with DVDs and CDs?

    One thing's for sure, I'm not going to lower myself to your level and waste my time arguing with you
    Last edited by klif570; 03-12-2010 at 04:41 PM.

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