Victory Belt does have the best books by far. But I'm curious to hear your opinions on why you prefer WMA over Cryo/Budovideos...
The way I see it is this:
WMA has DVDs that are SUPER information rich. When I get a WMA product I expect to see more hours of instructional material itself than a Cryo/Budovids product. I don't expect any bonus materials. Maybe I'll get one match or something at the end of each DVD but that's it. No jazzy introductions are crazy camera angles. Just one camera, and LOTS of info.
On the other hand, Budovideos tends to have a lot more bonus materials. Interviews, matches/fights from the instructor, rolling sessions, etc. Also the production quality is a little more jazzed up. Different camera angles and stuff like that. Often there's not as many hours of instruction though.
The exception to the rule are the Budovideos Cobrinha set, which has a tremendous amount of techniques too.
Obviously I will continue to get products from both companies.