That's kind of interesting, I never got to use DVDs because the quality jump from VHS to "kazaa" was sufficient.. and then came HD movies and the DVD rips looke

That's kind of interesting, I never got to use DVDs because the quality jump from VHS to "kazaa" was sufficient.. and then came HD movies and the DVD rips looked pretty bad.. For physical media, I could see the point in blu-ray, but, I don't see any practical point in it.. So I only have LD, which is slightly worse than DVD in some aspects, and slightly better in others (bit lower resolution, but never any compression artifacts), but that's more for the fun and cozy ritual of spinning up the giant disks and watching them on the big flickery CRT :)