Blu-Ray to porn: “We don’t like you either”

Remember that time that we reported that the adult film industry prefers the HD-DVD over Blu-Ray (or that at least some of porn companies do)? Well, apparently, that’s okay since Blu-Ray doesn’t like the porn industry, either, so there’s no love lost (then again it’s porn – what’s love got to do, got to do with it?).

As reported by the IDG News service, Sony has noted that they won’t be stopping the adult industry from using the Blu-Ray format for producing their videos, but they may not use Sony DADC Global (disc-replicating subsidiary) when it comes down to mass producing the discs. This basically means that the industry will have to find someone else to replicate those Blu-Ray adult movies in bulk.

According to Digital Playground’s Robby D, “As far as I understand, Sony has said to the replicators that if you replicate adult, you’ll lose your license.”

Besides not having anyone to mass produce their movies in this format, members of the adult movie industry will also be quite literally on their own if a technical issue arises, especially now that Sony has indicated that they will not cooperate or assist in their endeavors.

Remember that time that we reported that the adult film industry prefers the HD-DVD over Blu-Ray (or that at least some of porn companies do)? Well, apparently, that’s okay since Blu-Ray doesn’t like the porn industry, either, so there’s no love lost (then again it’s porn – what’s love got to do, got to do with it?).

As reported by the IDG News service, Sony has noted that they won’t be stopping the adult industry from using the Blu-Ray format for producing their videos, but they may not use Sony DADC Global (disc-replicating subsidiary) when it comes down to mass producing the discs. This basically means that the industry will have to find someone else to replicate those Blu-Ray adult movies in bulk.

According to Digital Playground’s Robby D, “As far as I understand, Sony has said to the replicators that if you replicate adult, you’ll lose your license.”

Besides not having anyone to mass produce their movies in this format, members of the adult movie industry will also be quite literally on their own if a technical issue arises, especially now that Sony has indicated that they will not cooperate or assist in their endeavors.