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June 7th, 2008, 08:13 PM
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video dvd or blue ray?
I was wondering how many of you have piles of videos with fims you really like but then converted to dvd, then blue ray comes along or are our american, friends even more uo to date with some other fangled idea 
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June 7th, 2008, 08:26 PM
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Re: video dvd or blue ray?
I still got a fair few VHS tapes and have no plans to dump them or copy them on disk as video recorders are so cheap these days. Got a DVD player but no recorder yet as I don't tape much off the TV these days and when I do, got the video recorders for that.
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June 7th, 2008, 08:44 PM
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Re: video dvd or blue ray?
I used to tape about ten VHS tapes full of stuff per week-dubbing movies and such. I quit taping things about 8-9 years ago. I had about 700 store bought and home taped, VHS tapes. About 2 years ago, I gave away over 500 of them. Im ever-so-slowly replacing those I really want-on DvD, and after I move house and learn how to copy my remaining tapes to Dvd, then im going to give the rest of my tape collection away. I think I still have about 180 or so tapes left?
As for DvDs, I think I have about 200 or so DvDs including several boxed sets, a few TV series, and Lord knowns how many movies and such. I don't have any Documentaries on DvD yet.
As for Blue Ray--i'm not rich enough to just dump my DvD collection and start over again. DvD is going to be the only format im going to collect-unless they come out with much smaller discs that hold the same-or more info, as regular DvDs.
I don't know if this is ever going to happen but, i'd like to see technology developed to have movies on micro-ships. I'd think that if they did, not only would space be saved but possibly when dubbing from one chip to another, maybe it would only take a few minutes instead of several hours. Also, it would be great to be able to carry your entire movie collection, in a shoe-box. ;-D
PS, I don't know if this has been thought about either but, i'd love to see a DvD player that could play in 1/1 scale 3D, any DvD that is currently available. The thought about this idea is that you could set-up the 3D player anywhere-outside as well, and have a life-sized 3D image of whatever is on the DvD. Or something like that ;-D
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June 7th, 2008, 11:00 PM
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Re: video dvd or blue ray?
i still have a huge amount of .VHS.tapes a huge amount of .DVD'S
no blue ray at all
i still like the old vhs tape myself .... all ways be on the look out for .. DVD.ROT .. in other words they fall apart
cheers krieg
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June 12th, 2008, 11:34 AM
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Re: video dvd or blue ray?
I did collect movies ( VHS ) for a long time and had some 600-700 of them. I´ve been watching them again and given to friends who still have VHS and wanted them. These days I mostly rent DVD´s and buy the best films only. The same will apply to Blue ray as soon as I have bought the Ps 3 perhaps later this year.
I believe some 5 years from now you can get any movie from the net so I only put the names of the interesting ones down these days, but the best ones I buy.
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June 12th, 2008, 11:38 AM
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Re: video dvd or blue ray?
Never seen Blue Ray cd's, got plenty of DVD's but I do how ever still have the movie "A bridge to far" on VHS, still a good flick. 
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