Man who the hell still buying dvds? Is there a difference between dvd and blu ray?
The difference is a few bucks unless you buy 4K then the difference is much larger. But to answer this question I have a theory here anyway..
When you buy a DVD it's a DVD. When you buy a Blu Ray it still comes with a DVD. So even if you are buying BR's, you are getting a DVD copy.
Do studios still include the dvd? I usually just see blu + digital.
The 4ks still have the blu and thats where they put the special features
If streaming services & digital sales weren't a thing, do you still think that be the case?I told cats back on SOHH that Blu-Ray would never overcome DVD. People said I was crazy and out of touch.
Yet here we are.
Fred.
If streaming services & digital sales weren't a thing, do you still think that be the case?
I think you'd have to be blind or deaf to not realize the difference from a DVD to a Blu and definitely from a DVD to a 4K blu. The picture quality is much better but the audio.. you should DEFINITELY be noticing the audio. Audio on a DVD is garbage in comparison.
I don't disagree but most people don't give a fukk. If they're interested in HD they're probably buying some bullshyt TV from Wal-Mart with questionable audio that barely meets the requirements of being HD....and they probably have no idea what 1080p, 4k, or any of those terms mean.
Granted, I mean random ass people. For example, I wear $255 Vapormax....but if you look at the best selling Nikes, it's not Vapormax. It's the cheap ass dad shoe Nikes you'd find at Shoe Carnival. Both of us are wearing Nikes but they're clearly not the same. Likewise, your HD TV isn't the same as the average person that doesn't know/care about that sort of thing.
Fred.
I think you'd have to be blind or deaf to not realize the difference from a DVD to a Blu and definitely from a DVD to a 4K blu. The picture quality is much better but the audio.. you should DEFINITELY be noticing the audio. Audio on a DVD is garbage in comparison.
I've got over 800 Blu Rays and over 1000 DVDs. It helps that I live down the street from a Half Price Books and constantly raid their clearance section.
I subscribe to 11 different streaming services. Between Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Disney+, Peacock, AMC More, the Starz add-on, the Showtime add-on and now The CW Watch, I pay a grand total of $110.32 per month to watch TV. This is a far cry from the monthly $7.99 I once paid for Netflix and Netflix alone. And it was then, staring at “110.32” on the screen of my phone’s calculator, that I decided I should have just bought the DVDs.