joeorc said:
It does not work that way, Sony could not deny Microsoft anyway yes sony was one of the founder's of the first BluRay founder's which later became the BDA, but also Even though Sony has been developing Blu-Ray since 1992 Sony was not the only one who has worked on Blu-Ray just like CD format and the DVD format Many companies were in it for creating these disc based format's Sony was only one of these companies, and besides they would not do it anyway because it mean's more Blu-ray devices in the market, thus more BLUE LASER DIODE'S to be sold. the only thing it would be is a little bit of Microsoft's pride having to support Java over Microsoft's own IHD. which is why Most likely Microsoft would never support Blu-Ray over the fact that BDA choose the java format for control software over IHD. which made Microsoft turn away from Blu-Ray in the first place.
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This and the fact that MS backed the wrong horse during the blu-ray/HD-DVD race, would surely put MS off using the blu-ray media, when there are plenty of other options available.
And I don't know enough about the java/IHD issue to comment, but I suppose that would be a deterent too.
@DirtyP2002 I'm unsure if those are valid points about the programs, besides the fact that they're a pretty small fragments of blu ray as a whole, The VC-1 codec sales and distribution is hanlded by Sonic solutions, so It's unclear if MS gets any money from the use of the codec. And you also forgot to mention that Sony is also a member of the AACS LA.
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