Anyone have an HD DVD Player?.......

[Stanley Steamer]

I think it's the pre-cursor to Blu-Ray DVD......kinda like the Beta/VHS thing.....I have about 10 brand new movies in the HD format and don't have any way to play them....they won't work on a regular DVD player and I'm not sure they would work on a Blu-ray player.....I'll give them to anyone who wants them and has a way to play them......I think there are 10 movies all total......"Meet the Fockers", Billy Madison, The Rundown, Assault on precinct 13, White Noise, The Bourne Identity,End of Days, Streets of Fire, Smokey and the Bandit, and Lost in Translation....

I just hate to throw them away if someone else could use them....

[Doc Moose]

Try them on a Blu Ray , they may play.

[Gear Jammer]

I didn't know Harley made DVD players !??        Wouldn't the shaking make the thing skip?   

[Stanley Steamer]

Try them on a Blu Ray , they may play.

The Wife got a Coby surround sound system a few months ago and we put it on the 32" HDTV but it isn't a Blu Ray player.....I tried them on the desktop here and a no go....

[Stanley Steamer]

I didn't know Harley made DVD players !??        Wouldn't the shaking make the thing skip?   

  ....That MAY be what's wrong with them!!......

[PAVALKER]

HD DVD
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HD DVD HD DVD logo
Reverse side of a HD DVD Disc
Media type    High-density optical disc
Encoding    VC-1, H.264, and MPEG-2
Capacity    15 GB (single layer)
30 GB (dual layer)
Read mechanism    1× @ 36 Mbit/s & 2× @ 72 Mbit/s
Developed by    DVD Forum
Usage    Data storage, including high-definition video,

HD DVD (short for High-Definition/Density DVD) is a defunct high-density optical disc format for storing data and high-definition video.[1] Supported principally by Toshiba, HD DVD was envisaged to be the successor to the standard DVD format. However, in February 2008, after a protracted high definition optical disc format war with rival Blu-ray, Toshiba abandoned the format, announcing it would no longer develop or manufacture HD DVD players or drives.[1] The HD DVD Promotion Group was dissolved on March 28, 2008.[2]

Since all variants except 3× DVD and HD REC employed a blue laser with a shorter wavelength, HD DVD could store about 31⁄5 times as much data per layer as its predecessor (maximum capacity: 15 GB per layer instead of 4.7 GB per layer).

[Slammer]

for them? I still have one in my bed room and have a dozen or so HD movies.

Thanks
Dusty

[Stanley Steamer]

for them? I still have one in my bed room and have a dozen or so HD movies.

Thanks
Dusty

I'll give them to you.....just email me your home address through my profile and I'll get them boxed up and on the way.....they were all shrink wrapped when I got them, and I took the time to take it all off before I realized they wouldn't work.....

[Slammer]

am I doing something wrong??

[Slammer]

Thanks

[Stanley Steamer]

Thanks

I got your email....I'll send them out soon.....

[Slammer]

Hopefully someday I'll be able to repay you.

[Stanley Steamer]

Hopefully someday I'll be able to repay you.

No need.....just pay it forward....I've had a couple of times where a VRCC member has passed something along to me....

[alph]

seems like those harley DVD players are as reliable as their cycles....

one question, did it leave an oil leak also?