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Exactly! This isn't about format but about content. A movie on DVD without the menus and warnings is still a movie on DVD, but better.
by tintin 15y ago
Exactly! This isn't about format but about content.
A movie on DVD without the menus and warnings is still a movie on DVD, but better.
- ams6110 15y agoThere was a time when I used to rip my DVDs, for several reasons: 1) get rid of the warnings and menus and other crap. I just want the main feature; 2) preserve my investment, DVDs are the most fragile consumer media I've ever dealt with. If you have kids, one day they will set a DVD face down on the table and chances are good it will never play right again. But now I just don't buy DVDs anymore. I watch some stuff on Netflix, and am happy to pay $8/month for that service. I've mostly opted out though. I just don't see the stuff coming out of Hollywood and the TV networks as really being worth my time, regardless of cost or delivery mechanisms.