What do you get out of BlueRay that DVD can't deliver?
Which is superior: BlueRay or DVD? -
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Better picture quality, but DVD has better features and menus. And dvd does well enough. But laserdisc all the way bitch. Also fuck CED's
More space and potentially more detail from the Blu-ray.
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What advantages does Blu-ray have over DVD?
Blu-ray is a format created for high capacity data and high definition video. Here are features that Blu-ray discs are capable of that DVDs are not: • Increased disc capacity allowing for HD video ...
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That is, in the few blu-rays that actually include them. And I guess I can keep an entire season of a show on a single disc. Boxsets are annoying. Plus, if you're some faggot that watches anime, blu-ray cases often are manufactured to a standard of quality that you don't see in most anime DVDs.
That is, in the few blu-rays that actually include them. And I guess I can keep an entire season of a show on a single disc. Boxsets are annoying. Plus, if you're some faggot that watches anime, blu-ray cases often are manufactured to a standard of quality that you don't see in most anime DVDs.
Obviously the one you can play slowed down or sped up without it turning into a silent slideshow, VHS.
This is hitting the nail on the head, Blu Ray has better picture quality but more effort was put into DVDs' menus and special features.
I think I've said this several times before, including once within the past month or two; I prefer Blu-Ray quality but DVDs are much, much easier to play on a laptop.
Maybe a few high end VCRs had audio during fast forward or slow motion with audio options but I think every VCR my family ever owned just had fast forward with the usual lines across the screen and a loud motor noise coming from the VCR but no audio playing and I think the highest end VCRs we ever owned, which were Sony's with that multi-speed fast forward/frame advance/pause/reverse frame advance/review (visual rewind) dial at the bottom of the remote, still didn't play audio at any speed other than regular playing speed.
Maybe a few high end VCRs had audio during fast forward or slow motion with audio options but I think every VCR my family ever owned just had fast forward with the usual lines across the screen and a loud motor noise coming from the VCR but no audio playing and I think the highest end VCRs we ever owned, which were Sony's with that multi-speed fast forward/frame advance/pause/reverse frame advance/review (visual rewind) dial at the bottom of the remote, still didn't play audio at any speed other than regular playing speed.
Holodisc or whatever million different formats were supposed to be the upgrades after blu-ray but the greater media industry abruptly gave up on because streaming is a goldmine for media conglomerates. There were formats coming out only a few years after blu-ray became standard that could have easily been much better but were never given any funding.
I refuse to watch anything not on Betamax. Unfortunately this means I have not watched any movie made after 1990. Did that Tom Hanks guy's career ever go anywhere? He seemed like a very promising young talent in Turner & Hooch.
More storage and better picture quality. Blu-Rays when mastered correctly objectively look better than DVDs. That said, I've noticed that a lot of Blu-Ray remasters have a tendency to color correct the shit out of the original movie, so in that case the DVD might be better.
Laserdisc? Not bad, but nothing compares to Flexplay.
Sorry, I like to watch my movies more than once.
Woah you've embraced the Laserdisc identity fast.
But really, who uses optical discs nowadays? Many computers don't even have drives.
I do. It’s kinda because I’m a fucking nerd who plays old games not on steam.
Blu Ray's due to durability
The plus side of only ever being able to afford used laptops is that they're still from the era where they usually came with internal optical drives.
The only thing better than DVD is when they use SD Bluray.
