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Oct 14, 2021
2:01:18pm

Indy Coug Loquacious Lummox

There's still no better viewing (and audio) experience than a 4K HDR DVD movie

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Indy Coug

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POLL: Do you still have a DVD player hooked up to your primary TV

BYUMizzou

10/14/21 1:44pm

Does an Xbox with DVD capability count?

panacablue

10/14/21 1:45pm

BlueRay yes

Covid-19

10/14/21 1:45pm

Yes but only because the grandparents still send DVDs as gifts

MormonThug

10/14/21 1:47pm

Xbox

cruiserhead

10/14/21 1:48pm

Will that play BlueRays?

Tricky

10/14/21 1:50pm

The new one plays UHD bluerays.

10/14/21 1:51pm

I have a bluray player which can play DVDs. I dont' see any need for a 4K player

byujacob

10/14/21 1:51pm

We have BluRay, Apple TV, and VHS hooked up to it the main family room TV. That way any time the kids want to watch

Trent

10/14/21 1:52pm

RE: We have BluRay, Apple TV, and VHS hooked up to it the main family room TV.

byujacob

10/14/21 1:54pm

Nailed it!

Trent

10/14/21 6:14pm

I have a bluray player connected to every TV in the house

IceBlueCoug

10/14/21 1:53pm

Have a DVD player hooked up to main tv

Y-Zag

10/14/21 1:58pm

There's still no better viewing (and audio) experience than a 4K HDR DVD movie

Indy Coug

10/14/21 2:01pm

It’s been at least six years since we’ve had a DVD/blue ray player

JOPE

10/14/21 2:02pm

Yes because I am prepared for the internet apocalypse

Moab Rising

10/14/21 2:02pm

Yes, but we only watch 1 or 2 DVD/Blu-rays a year. (And technically, it's hooked up to the AV receiver, not the TV)

Y_Mountain_Magic

10/14/21 2:02pm

No. Moved them to a few places we vacation without internet.

JAGA97

10/14/21 2:04pm

Yes. And no buts. I am mid-30's person and still have a lot of DVDs

BYUHawk

10/14/21 2:07pm

how about a laser disc?

BYULAWGUY

10/14/21 2:12pm

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BYULAWGUY

10/14/21 2:12pm

We sold our blu-ray thinking we would only stream, then the Snyder Cut came out

The Dark Knight

10/14/21 2:26pm

Still have my DVD / VHS combo machine hooked up to my 65”. The picture

Breaded Hamster

10/14/21 11:34pm

I still have a DVD/VCR combo hooked up as well, and use it frequently for VHS home videos from the 80s. It's also a

BlueBlood94

10/15/21 9:15am

I wish I had home video VHS from the 80s. I would definitely be watching them.

Breaded Hamster

10/15/21 9:22am

My dad was always a big techie and bought camcorders as soon as available, so we have a TON of home videos from then.

BlueBlood94

10/15/21 9:25am

Not technically….I have a PS4 hooked up to it that can play Dvd/Blu-ray

ByuImaginesDragons

10/15/21 12:35am

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