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a software update by apple on their DVD Player application would fix this might have to change the name though. At 5 days all you had to do was bring it to an Apple store and request a refund/swap to get the C2D MBP. yes i figured that out about 9 months ago, i wasnt aware of their policy!!! do they do that in australia?? i was sooo bummed when i found out that i could have swapped it, even more than when i found out newer machines were out haha. thanks for the link but: You need both, imagine mac osx without the dvd player app? You would have to hope someone else writes one or even though macosx could probably read the contents of the bluray disc, it wouldnt be able to play it. it already can read and burn the contents of BR media, just cant play the BR movies which compeltely sucks. we need someone to write a BR player application!! BT can only supply me with 512kbps and have no plans to upgrade the service any time soon. Until FTH fiber to home broadband is rolled out to most if not all homes I think optical will survive. Another bug bear of mine at the moment is when 720p movies are touted as HD. Although it technicly counts as a HD resolution, I dont think anything in the UK Should be called HD unless its 1080p, i mean our DVDs over here are encoded at arround 1024×768 anamorphic so a 1280×720 download makes verry little diference, whereas the US R1 DVDs I have are encoded at 720×480 at a maximum. I Have a FULL HD 1080 24p 100Hz TV, and if Im going to watch a download, it better use all those darn pixels with exception of the realy wide screen films with bars at the top and bottom still. BT can only supply me with 512kbps and have no plans to upgrade the service any time soon. Until FTH fiber to home broadband is rolled out to most if not all homes I think optical will survive. Another bug bear of mine at the moment is when 720p movies are touted as HD. Although it technicly counts as a HD resolution, I dont think anything in the UK Should be called HD unless its 1080p, i mean our DVDs over the reader trailer espaol are encoded at arround 1024×768 anamorphic so a 1280×720 download makes verry little diference, whereas the US R1 DVDs I have are encoded at 720×480 at a maximum. I Have a FULL HD 1080 24p 100Hz TV, and if Im going to watch a download, it better use all those darn pixels with exception of the realy wide screen films with bars at the top and bottom still. arent you forgetting bitrate?? Another bug bear of mine at the moment is when 720p movies are touted as HD. Although it technicly counts as a HD resolution, I dont think anything in the UK Should be called HD unless its 1080p, i mean our DVDs over here are encoded at arround 1024×768 anamorphic so a 1280×720 download makes verry little diference, whereas the US R1 DVDs I have are encoded at 720×480 at a maximum. I Have a FULL HD 1080 24p 100Hz TV, and if Im going to watch a download, it better use all those darn pixels with exception of the realy wide screen films with bars at the top and bottom still. The DVDs are encoded in anamorphic, however the actual native resolution of it in the UK for PAL format is 720x Compare that to 1280×720, you have an increase of 506, 880 pixels more than twice the native DVD resolution. And there is a big difference between DVDs and 720p stuff. Clarity is significantly different. 1080p does give yet another huge resolution boost over 720p, but to the human eye, the clarity difference between the two from the optimum viewing point isnt that drastic. It all depends how close you are to your TV and how big your TV is in relation to how the reader trailer espaol you are. fivepoint posted a chart somewhere, however I really dont want to end up going down the 720p versus 1080p road again. The DVDs are encoded in anamorphic, however the actual native resolution of it in the UK for PAL format is 720x Compare that to 1280×720, you have an increase of 506, 880 pixels more than twice the native DVD resolution.