(Topic ID: 288116)

Physical Movie Media Enthusiasts - DVD, Blu-Ray, LaserDisc, VHS, etc

By ForceFlow

3 years ago


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“What physical movie media do you have?”

  • Film Reels 9 votes
    2%
  • Cassettes 29 votes
    8%
  • VHS 60 votes
    16%
  • Betamax 5 votes
    1%
  • DVD 85 votes
    23%
  • LaserDisc 27 votes
    7%
  • CED 4 votes
    1%
  • HD DVD 23 votes
    6%
  • Blu-Ray 79 votes
    22%
  • 4k UHD 35 votes
    10%
  • Other 11 votes
    3%

(Multiple choice - 367 votes by 93 Pinsiders)

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#1 3 years ago

Since there seemed to be a good discussion on physical media for movies and TV shows in a recent FS/trade thread:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/600-dvd-ampamp-blu-ray-movies-for-stern-pinball

I thought it might be fun to keep it going.

#5 3 years ago
Quoted from gweempose:

I've got a few movies on Hi8. Does that count?

Retail releases? I was under the impression Hi8 was just used for video cameras.

#12 3 years ago
Quoted from Timerider:

I was service manager for a local video store (in Gweempose's town) back when, and we sold & rented retail 8mm video tapes. (mostly they were Paramount releases) (Along with VHS, Beta, and Laserdisc.)
(Fixed alot of Minolta, Canon & Sony 8mm cameras & decks back then.)

Quoted from gweempose:

Not retail. I think I recorded them off cable. It's hard to remember. We're talking like 30 years ago.

I had an 8mm camcorder back in the day, but never had a dedicated player for it other than the camera itself. I hadn't heard of any retail releases on that format, so I was curious.

#20 3 years ago
Quoted from Timerider:

If you want to see a bunch of cool, obscure tech... I recommend this channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Techmoan

I've been subscribed to that channel for a while. He shows off some interesting stuff.

Here's another somewhat similar channel, but not limited to video formats (Technology Connections): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0tKL1T7wFoYcxCe0xjN6Q

Another one, but mostly focused on gaming and vintage PCs (The 8-Bit Guy): https://www.youtube.com/user/adric22

#55 3 years ago
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:

So does anyone have a recommendation for a 4k player ? I’ve got one that’s “fine” but loading times are getting on my nerves.
I’m also in the market for a new CD player - thinking going Oppo but wanted to see what else is out there

I'd suggest looking at what Panasonic has, followed by LG.

Personally, I avoid Sony products when possible because of all the shenanigans they tend to pull.

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