Hate for a DVD on a DVD Subreddit Not Uncommon
“it's strange for the hate for a dvd on a dvd sub”
Summary
The claim expresses a personal opinion about the presence of negative sentiment toward DVDs within a DVD‑focused subreddit. While some users on that subreddit do voice criticism of DVDs, others defend them, making the statement a subjective view rather than an objective fact.
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- DVD-Video - Wikipedia
DVDs can contain more than one channel of audio to go together with the video content, supporting a maximum of eight simultaneous audio tracks per video. This is most commonly used for different audio formats—DTS 5.1, AC-3 2.0 etc.—as well as for commentary and audio tracks in different ...
- Blu-ray Forum - Blu-ray Community and Forums
Everything about Blu-ray Disc. Join the Blu-ray Forum to discuss topics such as Blu-ray movies, players, recorders, drives, media and software.
- A Look Back at the DVD Era
Technology has changed dramatically over the last two decades, but looking back at the DVD era is a fun reminder of just how far the porn industry has come.
- DVD Exotica
But the stuff that actually acts as DVD extras for the movie are nice to have, and certainly unexpected. Just like the disc itself. But that's what life was like before 2010, young readers. Sometimes the world just gave you DVDs, whether you asked for them or not.
- Here's Why DVD Audio Is Better Than CDs - BGR
Before digital media came onto the scene, physical media reigned supreme. CDs, DVDs, and even Blu-Rays (which are still used) held all types of content, believe it or not. CD-ROMs routinely carried computer software and games, video, and music.
- New and Upcoming DVD/Blu-ray Releases - Metacritic
Find a list of new movie and TV releases on DVD and Blu-ray (updated weekly) as well as a calendar of upcoming releases on home video.
- r/dvdcollection on Reddit: It amuses me that in a DVD subreddit all the users hate DVDs.
... Not that I disagree with the message, but exaggeration doesn't help your point. In every thread where people complain about the quality of DVD, there are people who defend it, which means that not all users hate DVD.
- r/dvd on Reddit: Pretty cool to see a subreddit dedicated to DVDs.
39 votes, 35 comments. I notice a lot of movie fans and collectors treat DVDs like they’re outdated and should be discontinued, similar to VHS. The…
- r/dvdcollection on Reddit: What are some of the worst DVDs you've ever seen?
There's some early Criterion DVDs where they chose to windowbox the frame to compensate for CRT TV overscan. Letterboxed widescreen movies. I'm especially angry at the movies that were shot on widescreen DV but then released on DVD as letterboxed.
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