psurquhart
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chebby said:I assume any 4K physical disk technology will be backwards compatible with Blu-ray (just as DVDs can be played on Blu-ray machines) and therefore compatible with DVDs too.
The death of DVD has not happened yet and many new releases still only come out on DVD.
A lot of what I buy is still only made on DVD (especially some TV series). The fact that Blu-ray is a superior format isn't going to stop me buying DVDs (or watching my large collection of old ones).
Now and then I will 'upgrade' existing DVDs wth Blu-ray versions (especially if they are 3 for £20) and - occasionally - the chance comes along to upgrade DVD TV series to Blu-ray (but not very often).
I have a very eclectic mix in my collection (everything from farming in Sussex in the 1950s to the latest film or TV series to come out on Blu-ray - if I like it) and I am not going to throw away much loved DVDs (or Blu-rays) just because a new format has emerged. So long as I can stick them all in the same machine, press play and watch them, then I'm happy.
Ok, the DVDs (even after upscaling) aren't quite as good, but if that's the only format something is available on then fine.
Farming in Sussex in the 50's ?
Really Chebby ? Never had you down as a farming lover, theirs another feather in your cap.
Fascinating
Totally agree with your synopsis though.