Blu-ray FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: What is a Blu-ray Disc?

A: It's basically a high-definition DVD. The disc plays HD video content that is very high quality, better than the HD video seen via cable or satellite TV services.

Q: Where can I play a Blu-ray Disc?

A: You will need a Blu-ray Disc player to view our disc. Regular DVD players will not play Blu-ray Discs. There are several stand-alone players available and also the Sony Playstation 3 game console will play Blu-ray Discs.

Q: Can I watch regular DVDs in a Blu-ray player?

A: Yes!

Q: Can I watch Blu-ray discs on my computer?

A: Only if you're computer has a special Blu-ray Disc drive installed. Most computers do not have this type of drive, but it can be ordered and installed. Some new computers can be ordered with a Blu-ray drive already installed.

Q: What type of TV do I need to watch Blu-ray Discs?

A: You'll want to get an HD TV. Doesn't matter if it's plasma, LCD, rear projection, etc.

Q: Why do Blu-ray Discs cost more than regular DVDs?

A: Becuase the production costs are more expensive, both in producing the HD video content and in manufacturing the actual discs.

Q: Why is it called Blu-ray?

A: Because of the blue laser light used to read the information off the disc. Regular DVD and CD players use red laser light.

If you have other questions, you may email them to:
orders [at] bluemarvel.com