I am 62 years old now. I have watched all the "compatabity issues for many years. I was CPV of voice & data com for Gibraltar Savings. I feel that a conversion process such as HDDVD to Blue Ray would involve an additional device needed to be purchased by consumers' such as myself. Knowing the degree of chemistries & physics I have, it should be possible to make a disc that is playable on one side as HDDVD, the other as Blue ray. A move such as this would ease the pain caused by the transition. If a disc is HDDVD & created prior to the switch, it should be eligible for this physical product modification. I think the switch would be much more palatable. All thoughts are welcome!
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