> A good brand would buffer compute and memory capacity by a decent factor at time of sale in order to support future codecs needs... The problem is a physical

> A good brand would buffer compute and memory capacity by a decent factor at time of sale in order to support future codecs needs... The problem is a physical media format absolutely cannot afford to gain a reputation for not playing. You see, if stores accept returns for opened DVDs? People can buy a DVD movie, watch it, then return it for a refund. But if stores don't accept returns for opened DVDs? If I paid two hours' wages for that DVD, it doesn't play, and they won't give me a refund? I'm going to be mad about being ripped off, and I'm going to complain a lot.