>>22117
u ok sonny jim?

>>22117
You browns are truly out of gas. Don't you ever feel humiliated when you lie, and get called out to your face?

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>>22119
name a singular modern release of a movie without drm

>>22120
Singular? You mean single, right jeet? They aren't the same word lol.

Anyway I fail to see the point because not only have Blu-Ray and DVD DRM been broken wide open, that doesn't interfere with your ability to play the physical discs. As I said a moment ago, it's humiliating for you to behave like you are right now. Izzat -9000

>>109251703
Get the fuck out of here idiot, you already lost izzat. You've been trying this for a long time, you always get abused like the brown you are.

I'll make my own physical copies.
The only real downside is 0 resale value but let's be real, the types that care about that are usually speculator parasites with no care for the media itself besides potential profit.

>>21968
Just look at all that wasted space. Do vertical piles.

>>22061
That "tremendous growth" is being carried by Taylor Swift, especially with her fans buying 5 copies of the same shitty AI slop album with different artwork.

>>22123
Making money is based, you aren't a parasite for making money.

>>21968
>>b-b-b-but I'll just put it on my NAS or HDD
Yes. And I will maintain it so failing drives get replaced and backups are kept.

I did that before coronavirus, back when I was finding classic DVD/BR movies for $1-$3. All that's left in this town are normie modernslop movies, i.e. Marvel, Minions, John Wick, Fast Furious.

We warned you when Sony released digital only PS5, but you never listen.

>>22121
i wasn't talking about physical, i was talking about legally downloading DRM free video files, the way you can do with music and vidya.

Why does nobody on this damn website understand the 3-2-1 rule? It's always the same thing I hear from people like>>21972

>if your HDD dies, then you lose your data forever
THAT'S WHY YOU KEEP MULTIPLE BACKUPS. 3 copies, on 2 separate formats, with 1 offsite. How hard is this to understand?

>>22126
It's not the act of making money that's necessarily parasitic, but the intentionality behind it.
artificially fucking with the supply/demand for markets that otherwise would be relatively healthy solely for the benefits it affords you is parasitic by definition.

I have a friend who is all in on the physical media mindset. His home is just shelves and shelves of plastic cases and discs that he picks up from Goodwill or Ebay. His collection is definitely in the thousands. Barely watches or plays any of it, probably less than 5% of those discs have ever been used by him. It's very clearly just a compulsion to buy and hoard shit, but I can tell he sees it as some kind of noble quest for preservation.

I see a lot of zoomers getting into physical media in a way that is curated specifically for Reddit upvotes. Pick up a horde of plastic shit from a charity bin, put it on a shelf and post it for validation, then never ever use it.

The actual sensible thing to do:
>Have a small-to-medium highly curated selection of physical media that is of personal significance to you. Stuff you can't live without and will be happy to own in its highest fidelity.
>Pirate the rest and keep good quality rips across multiple storage formats.

Too many people are just consooming under the guise of "preservation" and other BS. Just be honest with yourself if you like hoarding plastic shit you won't use.

>>21968
any physical media which isn't family photo albums or home movies isn't worth saving.

>>22130
With one of those backups being on disc? Yeah, we know.

>>21968
I'll just put it on my nas and not be a woman about managing it. You physical media fags are so retarded.

>>22135
lol why they don't think of that

I've been ripping shit off Amazon Music to cassette. Type II with Dolby C is as good as CD unless you're in a soundproof cavern miles under the earth.