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RE: Transfer quality.

Posted by Jack G on December 10, 2009 at 11:48:10:
Yes, transfer quality is an issue, and always will be no matter what the media. The BD of the new Star Trek movie is good.

"Just over double from the previous year doesn't seem all that high to me, thought it would have been higher TBH."
Me too, but doesn't it sound much more impressive if you say it grew 224%?
Besides, that's profits, I wonder what the unit numbers are.
I do think the recession has taken a bite out of BD's potential growth.
Jack