http://aycu01.webshots.com/image/13880/2001765441541036902_rs.jpg

Well, pretty easy to see whats going on here. We have a format winner.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,2104850,00.asp

Actually, if you extrapolate the graph you just posted, then HD DVD will win.

It shows Blu-ray dipping at the very end, and HD DVD with an upswing.

You just posted in favor of HD DVD it would seem :)

HAHA!

Actually, if you extrapolate the graph you just posted, then HD DVD will win.

It shows Blu-ray dipping at the very end, and HD DVD with an upswing.

You just posted in favor of HD DVD it would seem :)

HAHA!

And the BD Downswing swings right into the Casino Royale release which Im sure will help just a little bit and the HD upswing is swinging towards the release of.....

Why isn't this in that huge sticky thread that pertains to sales figures?

http://aycu01.webshots.com/image/13880/2001765441541036902_rs.jpg

Well, pretty easy to see whats going on here. We have a format winner.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,2104850,00.asp

The last numbers (March 11) show both sides dropping because of no new releases, BD to 24k or so and HD-DVD to 6k, a 4:1 sales ratio in favor of Bluray! :)

Why isn't this in that huge sticky thread that pertains to sales figures?
Agreed. There's a dedicated thread for sales figure talk.

I stopped paying attn to stickies when there were like 15 up at once. Amazingly thread tools here lacks the ability for me to close my own thread.

I have to agree - stickies with hundreds of pages... the cure is worse than the disease.

10 threads talking about sales doesn't help either. I'm more interested in talking about the actual software.

No, ten threads doesn't help either - but I see it as an open market sort of thing; people will bump and keep alive the threads they are interested in. Obviously redundant threads should be locked, but sometimes pigeonholing into a single sticky isn't the way either. As slowly but surely, ~99% of folk stop paying attention - and once you stop paying attention to a sticky thread, ten pages, twenty pages down the line... it's hard to get back into it. Yet news comes fast and continuously, and people wish to discuss it. I don't think there's a black/white yes/no singular solution, but in terms of stickies the only ones I care about are the consolidated release list, the PQ guide, and the audio/video specs thread - and this because its pertinent information that is archived in the first post, so you always know where to find it.

I don't have the inclination to read through a sticky of hundreds or thousands of posts. If new information is out there - let them post it. If it's already been posted - the thread will quickly die.