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> Answer, because there was no convenience to be had with upgrading! If anything, DVD-A was a convenience _downgrade_. People already had CD players (and upgra
by stordoff 9y ago
> Answer, because there was no convenience to be had with upgrading!
If anything, DVD-A was a convenience _downgrade_. People already had CD players (and upgrading to DVD-A would provide little-to-no audible upgrade anyway), plus you have copy-protection controlling acceptable output formats and preventing ripping.