MenacingMonk
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With physical media declining, and DVDs selling way more than blu and 4K combined, will 4K be the last for physical media discs? I can see one to two more upgrades, but I think production will be very limited.
I will buy blue rays and physical media always because I have speakers worth a shyt and no matter how the good the stream the audio wont sound the same.With physical media declining, and DVDs selling way more than blu and 4K combined, will 4K be the last for physical media discs? I can see one to two more upgrades, but I think production will be very limited.
are dvds really selling better than blus/4K
dumb americans always fukking up progress
DVDs still dell about 60-70% of the physical media market share depending on the week.are dvds really selling better than blus/4K
dumb americans always fukking up progress
This doesn't even make sense breh. DVDs were for standard def TV. We've all had HDTVs for 10-15 years. Many of us now UHD and some even 8K.The issue is that DVDs last forever and unless you have a higher end tv/player, the blu ray isn’t a significant enough upgrade for most people.
DVDs still dell about 60-70% of the physical media market share depending on the week.
Its a travesty they never sunset them.
This doesn't even make sense breh. DVDs were for standard def TV. We've all had HDTVs for 10-15 years. Many of us now UHD and some even 8K.
You'd be surprised at how many people especially older ones still watch shyt in standard. Hell I have a few aunts and uncles who have HDTV and a few UHD TVs and still watch shyt in 480P. They just don't know how utilize the tech they have and think the bigger the screen the more HD it is. but they have them hooked up to their DVD player from 2000.This doesn't even make sense breh. DVDs were for standard def TV. We've all had HDTVs for 10-15 years. Many of us now UHD and some even 8K.
This is a big part of it too.Physicals ain't going nowhere...we don't have the internet bandwidth for 8k yet