Glenn wrote:

Sure, but this is pure marketing and sales strategy, and has nothing to do 
with BluRay being more expensive to make. So which is it, prohibitive costs 
or marketing strategy?

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My response:

Blu-ray is a small percentage of the DVD market. The group of people who are Yello fans that use Blu-ray is even smaller.

They couldn't just release the DVD on Blu-ray. They would have to produce a standard package and a Blu-ray package.

Choosing to just do the standard package is a much less expensive way to go. Everyone will buy the DVD.

 

Technology snowballs. The Blu-ray process in 6 months will be less expensive then it is now. The market will be bigger.

Those who want the Virtual concert on Blu-ray will always want it. Whenever they decide to release it those who want it will buy it.

So it is a smart and less expensive choice to not release Blu-ray now and save it for a later date.

Always leave your customers wanting more.

They may be wanting to continue the Virtual Concert tour around the country. If thats the case after the tour would be a good time to release the high quality Blu-ray.