On Friday afternoon, Variety had an opportunity to sit down with four studio home entertainment presidents to talk about their impressions of this year’s trade show. Among the topics: 3-D content in the home, Blu-ray, digital rights management, Internet connectivity built into TVs, video on mobile phones, and consumption of physical media versus digital downloads. “We think consumers are still voting for physical media,” said Disney’s Bob Chapek.

The execs also suggested that home entertainment products may do better than expected in a downbeat economy. “Home entertainment can be counter-cyclical,” said Chapek. Sony Pictures’ David Bishop posited that “people are cocooning more than ever.”

The discussion was organized by the Digital Entertainment Group, and also included Mike Dunn of Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Craig Kornblau of Universal Studios Home Entertainment.

Chapek was the first to talk, followed by Kornblau, followed by Bishop. The MP3 audio file runs about 25 minutes. (Click play below.)