Planet Earth, The Sopranos and Heroes are at bargain prices if you’re still putting your HD DVD player to good use.

The online service says it will no longer have the high-def format for rent.

HD DVD users are still buying up discs. Looking to add a few more to your collection?

Though it’s not producing players anymore, Toshiba recently released its second firmware update to HD DVD players since the format’s demise.

A new report says that the defunct high-def format is still doing decent sales.

According to the latest numbers, an average of 1.14 million Blu-ray discs have sold per month in 2008, more than 2006 and 2007 combined in overall sales.

A new “DVD Download DL” logo and continued work on a China-specific C-HD DVD format hint at a possible comeback for Toshiba’s baby.

Having one format hasn’t exactly set high-def sales numbers on fire.

Crossover cables or converter connections will give you a high-def hook-up, says Graig Stephens of Visually Sound.

We guarantee these movie scenes will send a jolt through your surround sound system.

Instead of a traditional refund, the e-tailer has a nice little surprise for HD DVD owners.

The retailer is offering a buyout of players purchased at their stores after November 1.