Throw a Blu-ray player in an AppleTV and I might take a look at it.

Until then, no thanks.

Ok cool, how about supporting OS X? I can't be the only Macophile who would love to replace their iPod with a Zune HD.

Why is it so confusing trying to figure out the best way to watch BSG for the first time?

I mean, why are they releasing "The Complete Series" and something called "Season 4.5"?

Is 4.5 separate from the series or something?

Color me confused.

HD-DVD is dead, get over it and move on already sheesh.

Sounds familiar...oh yeah, remember SVCD? Expect it to fare just as well.

"Super Video CD was originally developed by the government-backed China Recording Standards Committee, under direction from the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry, as an enhancement to the Video CD format. One of the motivating factors in its development was the need for an alternative to the DVD format that would not be restricted by technology royalties. The Chinese government was concerned that the DVD format was too tightly controlled by foreign companies, and that a significant opportunity existed for the development of a domestic format that could deliver comparable quality without the restrictions of DVD. It was also hoped that SVCD's development would help to drive down the cost of consumer DVD players and DVD licensing fees in China."

@nigel:

Sounds familiar...oh yeah, remember SVCD? Expect it to fare just as well.

"Super Video CD was originally developed by the government-backed China Recording Standards Committee, under direction from the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry, as an enhancement to the Video CD format. One of the motivating factors in its development was the need for an alternative to the DVD format that would not be restricted by technology royalties. The Chinese government was concerned that the DVD format was too tightly controlled by foreign companies, and that a significant opportunity existed for the development of a domestic format that could deliver comparable quality without the restrictions of DVD. It was also hoped that SVCD's development would help to drive down the cost of consumer DVD players and DVD licensing fees in China."