Blu-Ray DVD Q&A

How much would I go and get for a tentative release Blu Ray?
I've got Zodiac on Bluray for like $5, but I don't enjoy a Bluray player, I just couldn't pass up such other, lol! What sort of price do you think I'd get for it selling it on eBay? Thanks "> i would say-so about $25...

How obedient is netflixs blu-ray screening?
It's amazing. I feel it is pretty good. But a better question would be: Is Sony still restricting the sale of BluRay disks to rental companies like Blockbuster and Netflix to try and force consumers to buy BluRay titles? This is the bigger problem as of a few months ago. It's pretty...

How oodles movies do you own, be honest, merely retail dvds or blu rays count?
About 50 or so. We like to rent movies rather than buy them No slouch about 2,000 I been collecting movies since i be 5 years old and now i am 20 they extent from cult horror classic's frm 70's-to present...

How plentiful Blu- Ray discs are needed to fit an entire tv show season?
it depends on the tv show season. most Blu-ray discs hold up to 50 gb of memory so pocket it from there you can probably fit it on one. depending on how long the season is you can get it on a normal DVD...

How plentiful blue-ray movies are here and what are they?
its kind of a silly question but i want to know what titles are out on blue-ray (all) gratefulness It is not a silly question at all. People are not aware that near are over 1,000 titles available on blu-ray and more being released every week. Many of the new...

How plentiful vhs tape, laser discs, dvds / blue rays do you own...?
.are you tired of always having to buy exotic formats of the same movies? 5 almost 2000 in my collection Source(s): sou`wester VHS-a lot DVD-30 or so Blu-Ray---5

How polite does Disney's Car's on Blu-Ray look on a 720p TV near PS3?
I have a 26 inch HDTV and Im wondering how good it Disney pixar Cars would look on blu-ray on my 720p tv using my ps3 as blue beam player. Thanks! AMAZING Yes it would if you do as i say go on display settings next...

How quick does ps3 blue sunbeam read disks?
i have just see an lg blue ray pc drive. spec: BD-R Read: 6x - BD-RE Read: 2x - HD DVD Read: 3x - DVD+R: 16x, DVD-R: 16x - DVD+R DL: 4x, DVD-R DL: 4x - DVD+RW: 8x, DVD-RW: 6x - DVD-RAM: 5x - DVD-ROM Read: 16x - CD-R Write: 40x -...

How several Blu-ray films do you own?
I have 60 now! Yay... I did a few network searches and some people enjoy hundreds, I thought I was a heavy-weight, just to find I am a welter-weight lol. How several do you have and where can you find them for cheap? none, too expensive. none. It's too frozen to upgrade...

How several DVD Movies (Blu-ray's don't count) do you own?
I'm talking about in recent times Movies, no tv seasons, just movie dvds no blu-rays. I currently own 96 and plan on individual a movie collector and owning up to a 1000. How about you? 100+, hubby collects too 1532 and to be exact not counting double disc sets. Or,...

How should I connect a Sony Blu-Ray NDP-BX1 next to a Mitsubishi WD-52628 & a Rotel RSDX-02?
HDMI to the TV and Toslink optical digital audio out to the Rotel receiver. You may have to transmit the Sony to send its audio out the Toslink port via its menu settings.

How should i connect my 5.1 to my TV/Blu-Ray?
Currently i have my Blu-Ray to TV via HDMI Then my TV to AMP via optical will it cause indignity of sound as the sound for my movies pass through my TV via HDMI then to my AMP via optical use HDMI to TV then the blu-ray ourput fibre optic...

How should i plug up my mitsubishi hdtv, comcast cable box, xbxo 360, blu-ray, and theater system?
my tv is a mitsubishi WS55315 Xbox 360 Comcast HD cable box Samsung HTTZ312 theater system Samsung BDP1500 Blu-Ray and i want all the components through the theater system and highest trait possible Hook adjectives of your devices into your tv via whatever...

How soon until Blu-Ray replaces DVDs surrounded by rental stores?
If you can, please provide a link to a published article on this! There is no published article on this. And if there be the author would just be guessing, same as you and I can guess. It's hard to vote when DVD will be phased out entirely.

How to attain best picture beside my blu-ray?
I have a samsung series 5 1080p tv. I just get a sony s350 blu-ray for christmas. Does my tv automatically put out 1080p or will i need to get a hd box to grasp a better picture with my blu-ray player. Also what are some tips to get the...

How to bring back ancient Blu Ray playback issues on PS3?
I am having problems playing back blu streak movies on my ps3. DVD's will play fine, but every time I put a blu ray in, it will not read the disc and comes up near an error message. I have called playstation and played around beside nearly every setting...

How to burn a blu beam movie on a blank dvd?
do you have a blu ray burner ? Step 1) Open ImgBurn within Build Mode Open ImgBurn, click on the Mode drop down menu and select Build mode. On the Device tab, you can see useful Disc Information such as: Disc ID: VERBAT-IMO-000, which means that the disc we...

How to burn a blu shaft of light disc?
so before i try to do this myself. what things do i need first. I have need of a blu ray burner and some blu ray blank discs right? And from within, what do i do? Put it in the microwave It is of late as easy as burning a DVD+R...

How to burn camcorder video to Blu-ray?
Some camcorder video I want to transfer to Blu-ray, but diffciult comes because I don't konw the way of burning Blu-ray disc. If you don't enjoy a BluRay burner and you don't have a BluRay disc, you won't be able to burn the BluRay DVD. You can burn h.264/AVC files from...

How to burn pictures and video clips from camera and play on home small screen through blu-ray player?
They are from the Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 underwater and out of the water camera and i have burned them to a DVD-R disc through my computer and am looking to keep under surveillance on tv on our Sony Blu-Ray player. I...

How to cable explorer 4250 hdc digital cable box & sony blu-ray bdp-s300 & samsung HT-TX72 &smsungLN-T4661F ?
The ideal HD setup is to run HDMI from Blu-ray and cable box to the receiver and later run an HDMI from the receiver to the TV. But you have a home theater surrounded by the box and HTIBs really aren't...

How to calibrate sony blu-ray bdp-s350?
i tried the 7669 then press enter..it doesn't work..it brings me from the tv channel..any oblige or tips "> What the heck are you talking about? Your subject and details net no sense. Are you trying to get into the service menu of your TV but you mention a BluRay player which...

How to connect a Blu-Ray Player to a laptop...sooner?
I have a pavilion g60 hp laptop with a bright-view hd eyeshade. The laptop has an HDMI input. Would I be able to connect a blu-ray player to the laptop and scrutinize movies using the laptop hd screen? no the hdmi on your laptop is an output..you'd need an external usb...

How to connect Blu-ray to Internet?
I just got a Sony Blu-ray Player BDP-S350 on Saturday. I'm interested contained by connecting it to the internet. How do I? Do I just bridge the gap by connecting the Blu-Ray Ethernet Port and my Verizon router (open) LAN port next to a Ethernet Cable? They are close enough to each other,...

How to connect lead tv + beneficiary + blu sunbeam player?
I just got a spanking new tv. I had some guys from best buy come over and hook up everything. When I got my different stand I had to unplug everything and replug. Somewhere along the way I get confused. Basically, I have 1 HDMA cable which is hooked...

How to contact V Venkataramana Reddy (Dil Raju) telegu producer (Bommarillu) Blu-Ray 1080p?
Hi, apart from wanting to act in his films i needed to contact him to ask him to produce his movie BOMMARILLU in Blu-Ray 1080p. But unfortunately i cannot find his contact details touchtone phone or email. Im sure A lot of people would love...

How to convert a Blue shaft of light disc player 220volts 50Hz into 220volts 60Hz?
Will this device work on 220volts 60Hz? You don't enjoy to, just plug it in. It is significantly likely that it uses a Switch Mode supply, which is very tolerant of chain frequency. it is very simple. regular rectifier based power supply is itself will...

How to convert blu-ray format to dvd format?
Practically speaking you can't. See the link for a quick and dirty look at some of the issues. Basically, you would entail to transcode the BD files to a DVD compliant format and file structure. And overcome all the DRM mechanism. While it may be technically possible, the result would be...

HOW TO COPY/BACK UP BLUE RAY USING PS3?
I have some blue ray disks and i want to hindmost them up but my PC does not read blue ray so I want to do it using my ps3. Anyone knows how?...(I will furnish easy points if i get what I'm looking for.) um, no dice. uh, <I>no dice </I>...

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Why do men complain so much?

I always hear men saying that women complain so much. Idk if all men do maybe you can tell me from your experiences but my bf complains soooo much!! I can't take it anymore. "Why do you have to shave here?" "Why do you leave the plate dirty?" "Why don't you clean it right now?" "Why do you use so much shampoo?" "Why do you take so long in the shower?" "Why?""why?""why?" I'm so sick of it. I really can't stand him and I'm thinking of leaving him. I started acting like him and complain like he does, for example, he just shaved and left hair all over the bathroom so I went to complain just so I can tell him what he would do. So I've been complaining more more and he can't stand it and start talking about how women complain so much. Doesn't he see how much he complains???

I think men and women complain equally and it also depends on the person. Some people complain more than others.

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Be More Frequently-quoted Than Celebrities

“Language is magic:  it makes things appear and disappear.”

  - Nicole Brossard

 Tell the Story That Tells the Story

 Dusk settled coolly over the misty emerald vineyards in Napa Valley one fall evening.

 Through the window, I gazed wistfully at a thin stream of bittersweet chocolate sauce a waiter was ladling high over a raspberry-colored cake a the table of a hand-holding couple, seated inside the big stone restaurant operated by the Culinary Institute of America.

I knew it was bittersweet chocolate because the rich smell was drifting through the French doors out onto the patio, where we were drinking a fine Cakebread cabernet next to two giggling toddlers, just as happily chewing red licorice twists from the local 7-11 store.

“To generalize is to be an idiot.”

- William Blake

Here's the pity. As adults, we tend to lose our "picture-making" way of speaking – especially as we become older, more educated and experienced. Our expertise does us in.

Our conversations begin with sweeping generalizations.

 To further numb listeners, we are more likely today to talk "at" others, using longer sentences, full of jargon, background and qualifiers before we cue the listeners in with the context that matters to them. 

 Our words become underbrush to obscure our message. Instead make the point in everyday language, wrapped around an example that matters to your listener.

 Here’s Tip Tips to Say it Even Better …. Next Time

Whoever most vividly characterizes a situation or person usually determines how others see it in their mind’’s eye, discuss it, and act on it.

Here’s ten quick tips for becoming the most frequently-quoted expert in your profession, organization, market or cause.

 1. Be Mercifully Brief

 In the movie, "The Player” during a scene at a Hollywood studio executive meeting Mr. Levy shows Reeve, the central character, how to pitch a potential movie story.  Levy holds out a newspaper, saying, “ Here, read a headline, any headline.”

Reeve responds:  “Um . . .’Immigrants Protest Budget Cuts in Literacy Program.’"

 Levy: "Human spirit overcoming economic adversity.  Sounds like Horatio Alger in the barrio. You put in Jimmy Smits, you got a sexy  ‘Stand and Deliver.’ Next?”

 Robert Kosberg, a Hollywood producer convinced a studio to make the 1993 pets -gone-wrong movie "Man's Best Friend." His pitch was “Jaws on Paws”.

2. Create a Captivating Turn of Phrase

Here’s three ways.

A. Use a familiar word in a new way and become associated with a new  trend:

Example:  Futurist, Faith Popcorn, predicted five years ago that people would want to be “cocooning” in their home.

B. Be catchy, using one or more of these memorabiity-building devices:

•  Alliteration:  “Peak performance” and “high tech/high touch.”

•  Rhyme:  “Jaws on Paws” (from earlier story)

•  Repetition:  “First things first”, Steve Covey’s advice.

•  Puns:  Tongue Fu!,  title of book by Sam Horn.

 C. Employ an unexpected turns of phrase:  For example, I suggest that to forge a connection,  “go slow to go fast.”

3. Get Specific Sooner

The specific detail proves the general conclusion, not the other way around.

 “The Mini Cooper of office furniture,” is the apt tag line of the tiny firm, Turnstone. Their elaboration: “Leveraging parent Steelcase's technology and distribution channels, we offer small businesses great style for less, with big-business speed.”

Unlike most children under the age of 12 or so, we adults offer qualifiers and background, creating verbal underbrush before we finally get to the delicious details that are most involving, credible, and evocative.

Think of the speeches, advertisements, and conversations you most remember. Didn't the words evoke one or more of the senses, create an indelible picture?

 “Air bag for your computer” is the description of back up software for a computer’s hard drive.

For several years, many advertising campaigns featured a group photo of "diverse" people, with some variation of this headline: "We Are the People Who Care." Banks, insurance companies, hospitals, and other large institutions thus offered a generality that perpetuated their impersonal image instead of promising some specific service, extra convenience, guarantee, or customer story that proved how they were better than the competition.

For example, a bank could offer a specific new service, followed by the general reason that matters to customers: “We’re now open Saturdays to make your life easier.”

4. Make Favorable Comparisons With Familiar, Admired Objects

Say it so they can see it in their mind's eye.  When people in your work world are immersed in jargon, your remarks can stand out from others, when you make a comparison with a well-liked product, person or situation from outside your profession or industry.

Example:  At the high stakes J.P. Morgan Healthcare investors’ conference, venture capitalists hear 20-minutes talks by CEOs of start-ups and public companies who seek funding or favorable stock analysts’ reporters.  The tension is high and the schedule is packed.   Most presenters speak fast, using a mix of highly technical scientific and finance language.

The CEO from bio-tech company, Amgen, walked past the podium to the center of the stage, pulled up one suit and shirt sleeve to bare his raised forearm.  He opened his talk, saying, " You will feel the effects of this medical patch faster than it takes a Porsche to go from zero to 90. “

5. Hijack a Familiar Slogan to Use in a New Way

After a company has spent millions to make a slick slogan well-known, twist it in a new direction for your intended meaning. Redwood Hospital in Northern California used this billboard variation of the popular milk slogan to ask for blood donations:  “Got blood?”

6. Anchor Your Suggestion With a Pertinent Story

To pull people into hearing and remembering your view, set it up with a brief anecdote.  For example, as a way of  gently suggesting that his team may be looking at a problem from the wrong perspective, my client first offered this story:

There is an old story in Soviet Russia about a guard at the factory gate who at the end of every day saw a worker walking out with a wheelbarrow full of straw.  Everyday he thoroughly searched the contents of the wheelbarrow, but never found anything but straw. One day he asked the worker: "What do you gain by taking home all that straw?" "The wheelbarrows."

 7. Veil the Truth in Humor

So much of life is fast-paced, serious and tense. Consider opening a meeting with mock-serious inspiration or admonition, then grinning.  You’ll find true life, Dilbert-like examples everywhere that you can keep for your dry humored use.  Here’s some:

“What I need is a list of specific unknown problems we will encounter.”

(Lykes Lines Shipping)

 

“This project is so important, we can't let things that are more

important interfere with it.”

  (Marketing manager, United Parcel Service)

‘We know that communication is a problem, but the company is not going to discuss it with the employees.”

  (Switching supervisor, Verizon)

 8. Encapsulate a Situation

 Do people stop listening before you stop talking?

Offer a vignette that captures attention before they can go on a mental vacation.

 Example: Jenny Lee’s literary agent characterized Jenny’s book,  I Do.  I Did, Now What?: One Woman’s Musings on Married Life, as "a rant that (almost despite itself) ends up as a celebration of marriage."

Example: Financial analyst, Alan Parisse shared this perhaps apocryphal newspaper advertisement with me:  “For sale.  Infant shoes.  Never used.”

9. Imprint by Evoking Universally-Felt Emotions

“The advantage of emotions is that they lead us astray.”

 - Oscar Wilde

 

Consider these potent ways that people are more likely to remember what you say, even when they are not trying to:

 

1. Imagine that the brain is like a wall with clothes hooks on it. For the brain to catch and retain a detail, that detail must hang on one of the memory-inducing hooks that is already in the brain.

 The biggest hooks in the brain are the three universally felt, core life experiences, familiar to us all:

1) Family

2) Hometown or town where you have lived or are living, and

3) Past or current kind of work. For family, relate what you're saying to a family situation: yours, theirs, someone else's, or even a metaphorical family of services. Or relate your topic to the listener's work situation or work with which she is familiar.

People also remember landmark places where they live, have lived, or have visited or well-known places. For example, our business is in Sausalito, which evokes pleasant by-the-bay memories for most who've visited here. 

2. Motion makes memories.

Whenever people are moving or see movement, they remember more and are more emotional about what they remember.  When others are in motion with you in a positive experience they are more likely to share their experience with others. That's why we literally move to offer samples, getting people to reach out, so they feel the experience more deeply.

 An experience is most memorable when you and the other person are both in motion, such as when you shake hands, walk together, or reach to exchange something. Pick those ripe moments to say the most vivid, specific detail you want the listener to remember and repeat to others. Times are next most memorable for the listener who is in motion even if you are not.

The next most memorable movement is when you are in motion, even if your listener is not. A final valuable way to evoke a memory is for you both to watch motion from something or someone else.

Warning: Let Go of the Vibrating Pole

 “There are two levers for moving men - interest and fear.”

- Napoleon

Movement is a two-edged sword.   It is never neutral. The listener who experiences something negative where motion is involved will also remember the experience longer, and more intensely.  Just like grabbing vibrating pole, we grab onto negative feelings sooner, longer, and more intensely than positive.

 That is because the primitive triune part of our brain-- wired to help us survive -- causes us to respond to appearances of danger more strongly than to those of delight.

 3. Speak first of the other person's most current, pressing interest. Just as those in the market for new cars are most likely to hear car ads on the

radio, all people listen sooner when you first speak about what is most on their mind at that moment.

Sadly, in fewer than 5% of interactions - even when we want something from someone else  - do we first speak about what matters most to them. We are more likely to speak about our own interests first.

 4. Speak in the vivid, specific details that have a high emotional value for the listener.

The good news?

If you practice speaking first about the other person's interests, then about what you share in common, and only then about how that commonality relates to your interests, four amazingly powerful changes occur in how that other person relates to you. The person listens sooner, listens longer, remembers more, and assumes you have a higher IQ than if you first speak about your own interests.

10. Look to Their Positive Intent, Especially When It Appears They Have None

Do not let somebody else determine your words or behavior.

 Unfortunately, we are more likely to be vivid in describing what we don’t like than what we do. Yet, as Adlai Stevenson once said, “When you throw mud, you get dirty."

 Report in neutral language the negative news and hand any resultant problems back on the person who “caused” them without labeling that person’s behavior: “As we are starting our meeting at ten after, how shall we best use the time?” 

 Conversely, use emotion-laden language to state the positive and both you and the person you praise will shine: “Your manager was thoughtful enough to send us the plans ahead of this meeting so we are much better prepared to make decision.  Please thank him for putting in the extra time to give us a head start on this project.”

 Praise what you want to flourish.  As you bring out another’s best side (temperament and talents) that person is more likely to see and support yours.

 After all, if this is the Age of Engagement, fueled by The Power of Us, then what could be more crucial for you to learn than to create the captivating picture that inspires us to be greater together than apart?

About the Author

Emmy-winning former Wall Street Journal and NBC reporter, Kare Anderson is a speaker and author of SmartPartnering, Resolving Conflict Sooner, Getting What You Want, Walk Your Talk, Beauty Inside Out and LikeAbility and publisher of the blog+podcast, Moving From Me to We and the blog+newsletter, Say it Better, collectively serving over 42,000 subscribers in 26 countries.
She speaks on communicating to connect and collaborate to become high-performing and happier with others. Her clients are as diverse as Pfizer, google, Human Rights Watch, Venrock, National League of Cities and Nordstrom. As David Rockefeller said after hearing her speak, "Kare forever changes how you see yourself and your world."

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