1. The U.S. version of the PS3 will not play PAL-encoded DVDs, even if they are all-region. This angers me, as I can’t play any of my locally-purchased region-free DVDs, which is half the reason I bought this machine. This could be fixed through a firmware update, if Sony would do it, as they have already done for Hong Kong versions of the PS3.

2. I cannot access video content online from overseas, despite the fact that I am a U.S. citizen, have a U.S. billing address and credit card, and own a U.S. version of the PS3.

So, I lose both ways. I can’t play my PAL-encoded all-region DVDs because I bought a U.S. version of the PS3, and yet also can’t access non-PAL (i.e., NTSC) video content online because I live overseas.

I’m very angry and frustrated about this, as it substantially limits my enjoyment and use of my PS3 as a “media center.”

1. All HD RENTALS SHOULD BE 5.1. If I purchase the same movie on direct tv in hd, it will certainly have DD 5.1. I can’t believe I paid money for such bad audio quality from Sony. AAC 256kbps…it also sounded like a bad downmix for the master. Come On Sony!!!

2. Allow you to watch the movie for the rental length of 14 days. I was watching the movie and it just stopped in between my session and said expired.The DRM could have at least waited until I hit stop. Gosh…it is really that critical that you stop people from watching they movie they just paid for.

3. Increase the bandwidth in which you allow people to download the movie.(Your upload of course) It took about 8 hours to finish downloading T. Thunder.I wanted to start watching the movie immediately. No one wants to wait that long before they start watching it. I understand that it’s a progressive download, but that doesn’t mean you will be able to watch the movie without it starting to buffer…watch…buffer..watch.. you get the point.

Thanks for reading Sony. Or please forward this to the proper personnel

p.s. i’m sure i speak for all canadians here

wait what did your post say??

I dont think people are stupid enough to throw money away at nothing.. in these unsure financial times havind a DVD or blue ray copy of a purchase is the only way smart people spend money.

I have sold well over eight thousand copies of my albums in the past ten years making music… but if I tried to sell my music the way you want to sell your movies my fans worldwide would just laugh at the idea..

It’s in the PSN Store, but it’s not under new releases, go figure….just search for Pineapple Express or go to Studio -> Sony -> Pineapple Express, but yes it’s only for purchase….