@Chris William

understand your well-stated points.
i think, possibly, my only objection to the comparison is that, when cd's entered the market, lp's were rendered, almost immediately, to oblivion as to the their general use and relegated as curios to a relatively small segment of the population.
i don't feel the transition period to hfr application will be anywhere nearly as abrupt.
within a year after cd introduced almost no lp's produced. i expect the "transition period" as to this technology period to be much longer given (if nothing else) the feelings expressed by other experienced film creators on this blog. certainly, no "music creators" held such feelings for vinyl. a relatively few "consumers" might have.., but the "creators".., no.
anyway.., really nice to talk to someone with a differing opinion, given that communication with those who agree with one's own viewpoint gets one nowhere on the learning curve.
managed rock bands (including lyric writing)in germany for a few years in the mid 70's and found out quickly how close-mindedness and ego can be the greatest impediment to success. performers (in almost every medium) can be so nuts.
take care.., and thanks for your time.