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Play DVD and HD content you bought via computer hardware you bought onto a screen you bought, regardless of whether the products "allow" you to do so. As recommended on Windows Weekly #24 podcast :)

The following is a statement by HD DVD: “Today’s announcement by 20th Century Fox regarding its support of the Blu-ray Disc format is surprising and misleading in terms of which format provides for more robust copy protection.

This Wiki is related to CD Freaks (http://www.cdfreaks.com/) and contains information on all types of optical storage technologies. Since the project has just started, we invite you to add your knowledge on the current (CD, DVD) and the future optical storage formats (HD-DVD, Blu-ray ...).

At a recent Toshiba road show in the US they demonstrated their upcoming HD-DVD specification and a few more details became available as to what we can expect from the format when it launches in the US late (November) this year – it will launch with 89 titles available in HD. The audience reaction was very positive to the comparable images shown in both standard DVD and HD-DVD.