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Or plug one in via USB. In fact a lot of PCs still have them as standard, though it is becoming less common¹. But I suspect the post you are relying to was spe
by dspillett 3y ago
Or plug one in via USB. In fact a lot of PCs still have them as standard, though it is becoming less common¹.
But I suspect the post you are relying to was specifically referring to set-top² DVD players attached to TV sets. They are indeed becoming less common as people stream/download content more than they buy/rent physical disks. I have such a DVD player though it currently does nothing as the "new"⁴ TV has no SCART socket and I've not got around to replacing the DVD player³ and may never do.
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[1] with high end gaming rigs doing away with the 5.25" slots in favour of extra fan/radiator mounting options, people doing self-builds not bothering to add one, and mini-desktop units being too small
[2] a misnomer these days since such devices more usually live under TVs, as modern TVs don't provide the huge storage shelf on top that CRT based sets offered in their day!
[3] or getting a SCART->HDMI adaptor
[4] about six months in service now