Josh Zyber writes:
"Just last week I watched the new BD-Live enabled edition of ‘Predators’ on Blu-ray. Or rather, I tried to watch it. Unfortunately, the BD-Live features caused playback problems on two out of my three Blu-ray players. This sort of thing has got to stop."
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Ive never had any issues like this at all with any of my Blu rays. I have a couple PS3's in my house, my dad and some other family members own standard Blu-ray players, one of them isn't even wifi compatible. None of them have had issues like this. So its not wide spread, if its an issue at all.
I have been using Blu-Ray on my PS3 from the Day it was released *I Bought A PS3 On Launch*, since then i have almost watched +150 Blu-Rays on my PS3 and played over 80 Games & i have never had any kind of problem with it, non what so ever.
One of the most important issues for consumer tech is ease of use.
Companies should know by that making hard for consumers to get there machines to work properly is a quick way to make consumers turn away from purchasing their goods.
Thank goodness DVD players involve just loading and playing and watching.
Did he seriously just say "This is where it pays to have a lot of redundant hardware in my home theater." after using the PS3 to play it. The only thing he had that was capable of playing it. The only blu-ray player on the planet to go from 2D-3D through a firmware update, and he calls that redundant hardware. What a spa, i lost all care when i read that.