Question Of The Day - Saturday, April 16th

tigerontheprowl

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Good morning!


Sorry this is so late today. I had to shovel. We got 6 inches of snow last night


Here's the question.

DVD or Blue Ray?

I'm a DVD guy. By the time Blue Ray came out, I had an extensive DVD collection and I'm not going to spend thousands of dollars to replace them just for a slightly higher quality.
 

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DVD. I still have VHS tapes! I'm not interested in a Blu-Ray. I can't keep buying stuff after every new thing comes out. I don't feel the need to have the latest and greatest.
 

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Originally Posted by TigerOnTheProwl

Good morning!


Sorry this is so late today. I had to shovel. We got 6 inches of snow last night


Here's the question.

DVD or Blue Ray?

I'm a DVD guy. By the time Blue Ray came out, I had an extensive DVD collection and I'm not going to spend thousands of dollars to replace them just for a slightly higher quality.
I also have a DVD player. I heard tho that if you should invest in a Blue Ray you can also play your DVD disks on them so your collection will still work out.
 

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Originally Posted by Mollysmom

DVD. I still have VHS tapes! I'm not interested in a Blu-Ray. I can't keep buying stuff after every new thing comes out. I don't feel the need to have the latest and greatest.
I have VHS tapes too and two VCR's and I use them both
 

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I haven't bought a blue ray player yet, mainly because of the cost. I also have a pretty small TV, not even HD, so I wouldn't see any improvement in quality over the standard player. I may buy a new player before long because I want to get one that I can use to stream Netflix movies onto my TV. If I do that, I'll probably upgrade to Blue Ray just so that I'll have the capability when I upgrade my TV.
 

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Originally Posted by LaRussa

I have VHS tapes too and two VCR's and I use them both
I used my VCR until just 2 days ago, when it died and ate one of my favorite movies.
There isn't a store that sells VCRs anymore as far as I know, so I'll do what I did last time- ask my friend who works in construction if anyone who's moving out of their house has a VCR they don't want and will give him for free.
 

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DVD here, too. Plus 100s of vhs tapes, and I used the vcr Thursday night to tape something.
Should I be embarrassed that we still have some beta tapes and CED disks? (and I'll bet most of you have to google CED
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Originally Posted by Mollysmom

DVD. I still have VHS tapes! I'm not interested in a Blu-Ray. I can't keep buying stuff after every new thing comes out. I don't feel the need to have the latest and greatest.
& same feelings here....
 

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Well I just play blu ray on my ps3, and I've never collected movies, so replacing a collection has not been an issue. I think I own about 2 or 3 DVD's total
I just rent them from red box or stream from netflix and hulu. So I prefer blu ray, because of the quality- a regular DVD doesn't look great on a nice big LCD TV.
 

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Six inches of snow???? Dear lord, I'd be in tears!

VHR in the living room, although we don't use it anymore. I can't remember when the last time was we used it.

DVD player in the bedroom. One of my co-workers keeps me in DVDs of various tv shows, so I never lack for anything to watch while exercising. Right now, though, I'm re-watching Moonlight.

If we want to rent movies, most often we just go to OnDemand on the living room tv. We don't rent that often, so it works for us.
 

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oh my goodness. i simply thought the latter was "the successor" to dvd but "still dvd"


i guess my answer is dvd!
 
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