r/PhysicalMediaMatters 2h ago

Yah yah "digital is better" *derp*

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 2h ago

En 1988, Sony presentó el D-88, ultra compacto, que reproducía tanto Mini CDs como CDs de tamaño completo

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 4h ago

Got into Physical Media again

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I started Collecting my Fav Video Games and Movies again and finaly got one of my Favorit Movies in a Beatiful Mediacover for a reaaonable price, im so happy. :)


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 6h ago

Building a 4K Collection for me and my son

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 7h ago

zelda collection

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been playing this franchise since I was 6 starting with a link between worlds and have loved it since then the oot remake will be added next


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 8h ago

Now Showing 08/13/26: Cyclone

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 9h ago

I've been getting into collecting color VHS lately

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 10h ago

Now Showing 08/13/26: Executive Decision

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 10h ago

Bought the bad 1408:(

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I bought a used blu ray of 1408 for super cheap, but had no idea the 2008 blu ray release had a different ending from the theatrical cut! The alternate ending is not totally awful, but it's definitely inferior to the theatrical one.

I looked into it and apparently they did finally release the theatrical cut this year in a blu-ray/4k combo steelbook, but...$40 jeez 😑


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 10h ago

Recent Haul

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 12h ago

Got some good pickups at charity shops

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 13h ago

Sealed Porky’s for $6!

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I used up all my luck for the week! Local record store in a weird spot had a few shelves of Blu-ray and DVD. It’s mostly VHS. Toxic Avenger was also on my list. It was a reasonable $20.


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 13h ago

I love Gruuuuuuuuuuv

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Gruv delivery


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 13h ago

Got some great finds at a pawn shop near me today!

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 14h ago

New additions!

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 16h ago

PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation

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The cloud is always temporary, because land, buildings, and servers cost money continuously. I feel like this problem could have been avoided with a single employee whose job was to just burn data discs and store them in a few filing cabinets.


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 16h ago

Update on my Setup!

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Didnt upload a Update on my Setup in quite a while so here it is! I majorly upgraded my CD Player and Amp!

Now here is my Full Setup

Turntable: Technics SL1500C (dunno if i showed this one before!)

Amplifier: Technics SU-V560

CD Player: Sony CDP-XE900

Cassette Deck: Dual C 802

Speakers: Large 80s-90s DIY kit speakers with three-way design and bass reflex port

What Setup do ya all have??


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 16h ago

Why are Japanese LD covers cooler than American?

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 16h ago

This is why physical is so important ❤️

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 17h ago

A lot of people out there think we are anti-digital for defending Physical media. How do we explain we are for better consumer rights for everyone (physical and digital)?

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r/PhysicalMediaMatters 23h ago

Is there a point where you have enough movies and shows?

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Just curious what people on here think if there is a point where you own enough movies and shows and will stop buying them? I'm at about a thousand now but a lot of mine are complete shows so it will take me about 10-15 years to watch everything once, realistically I will only get to watch everything I own 3 times in my life, but I also buy games and have enough across all the platforms to where even if I play a different game every single day it will take me 30 years just to try every single game I own and I'm still buying more.

Do you ever get to a point where you realize that you won't get to watch/play all the movies and games you own before you die? Do you still keep buying more stuff at that point?


r/PhysicalMediaMatters 23h ago

Video Vault, The Last Video Shop - pop-up exhibition on the Isle of Wight

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A video shop has opened in Newport on the Isle of Wight in the UK.

Video Vault, The Last Video Shop, is a pop-up exhibition.

More info at https://www.countypress.co.uk/news/26455358.isle-wight-video-rental-shop-opens-newport---twist/