Researchers: "Specifically, it seems a growing number of people are retaining the behaviors and attitudes associated with youth. As a consequence, many older people simply never achieve mental adulthood, according to a leading expert on evolutionary psychiatry."
Adults: "Are not!"
Researchers: "Clearly if you look at the results of the study there is a clear correlation between adult and child behavior."
Warner has elected not to enforce ICT, the controversial "down-res" copy protection scheme built into the HD-DVD spec, that allows a content provider to downgrade the quality of an HD DVD disc to standard DVD quality via the component outs. So that means you can watch all the studios initial HD-DVD offerings in full 1080i without HDMI -- at least for now, until Warner decides to implement ICT (which it has publicly stated it intends to do)
For those stating RTFA I did. It works for now, it won't forever.
I'll gladly get in this market once a name like Apex or similar gives me a unit I can hack the firmware for so that I can output the 1080i image through component outputs. Until then, I don't have much reason to upgrade. If they only allow the HDMI connections to output the higher resolutions, they will lose customers imo. I think too many HDTVs out there don't have the HDMI connector to allow the studios to cripple the format.
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find / -type body -name '.*' | grep -i nina
/usr/home/.woods/.nina-body
Sorry, I couldn't help it.
Adults: "Are not!"
Researchers: "Clearly if you look at the results of the study there is a clear correlation between adult and child behavior."
Adults: "Is not!"
Researchers: "You are proving our point now."
Adults: "Are not!"
Researchers: "Are too!"
Rinse. Wash. Repeat.
Warner has elected not to enforce ICT, the controversial "down-res" copy protection scheme built into the HD-DVD spec, that allows a content provider to downgrade the quality of an HD DVD disc to standard DVD quality via the component outs. So that means you can watch all the studios initial HD-DVD offerings in full 1080i without HDMI -- at least for now, until Warner decides to implement ICT (which it has publicly stated it intends to do) For those stating RTFA I did. It works for now, it won't forever.
I'll gladly get in this market once a name like Apex or similar gives me a unit I can hack the firmware for so that I can output the 1080i image through component outputs. Until then, I don't have much reason to upgrade. If they only allow the HDMI connections to output the higher resolutions, they will lose customers imo. I think too many HDTVs out there don't have the HDMI connector to allow the studios to cripple the format.
Crap. I just bought a brand new tv, and it already has a root kit installed.