Home Video: Crash Course Film History #13
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Drace90
2017: -What? You still have a Blockbuster card? -
2027: -What? You still have a Netflix subscription? -
2037: -What? You still have a Home Virtual Reality Center? -
2047: -What? You still stream movies in your dreams? -
2057: -What? You are still living in reality? -
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2017: -What? You still have a Blockbuster card? -
2027: -What? You still have a Netflix subscription? -
2037: -What? You still have a Home Virtual Reality Center? -
2047: -What? You still stream movies in your dreams? -
2057: -What? You are still living in reality? -
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Max
Really? Analog vs. digital is the determining factor of whether a format will degrade or not? Try magnetic vs. optical. Laserdisc is still analog but doesn't degrade due to repeated playback, while digital audio and video tape formats do.
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Really? Analog vs. digital is the determining factor of whether a format will degrade or not? Try magnetic vs. optical. Laserdisc is still analog but doesn't degrade due to repeated playback, while digital audio and video tape formats do.
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revmpandora
I could be wrong but I believe LaserDisc does not work by encoding binary data onto a disc. I believe it's an analog signal not a digital binary signal that is encoded onto LaserDisc whereas DVDs and CDs do use digital binary data
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I could be wrong but I believe LaserDisc does not work by encoding binary data onto a disc. I believe it's an analog signal not a digital binary signal that is encoded onto LaserDisc whereas DVDs and CDs do use digital binary data
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owen
it makes me sad how fast vhs disappeared. i was born riight before the end of the 90's so by the time i was like 10 vhs was already considered ancient. - i'd pay a lot of money to restore those dusty overwatched tapes.
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it makes me sad how fast vhs disappeared. i was born riight before the end of the 90's so by the time i was like 10 vhs was already considered ancient. - i'd pay a lot of money to restore those dusty overwatched tapes.
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Joel
Totally tricked me with the little buffering gag, I had to rewind several times to make sure it was real then I felt silly because of the obvious context. Nice show, nice editing
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Totally tricked me with the little buffering gag, I had to rewind several times to make sure it was real then I felt silly because of the obvious context. Nice show, nice editing
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Julie
LOL Have you ever seen the Movie Tropic Thunder? One of the characters talks about Blue ray vs. HD-DVD As they are walking through the jungle. This was in 2008
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LOL Have you ever seen the Movie Tropic Thunder? One of the characters talks about Blue ray vs. HD-DVD As they are walking through the jungle. This was in 2008
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Roxor128
Stop calling it 4k when it's only 3. 84k. It's misleading and you're only furthering the misleading of the public when you go along with it.
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Stop calling it 4k when it's only 3. 84k. It's misleading and you're only furthering the misleading of the public when you go along with it.
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wowomatic
I hate to join the conga-line of pedantic comments, but laserdisc was analog not digital. They degraded similarly to vhs as a result.
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I hate to join the conga-line of pedantic comments, but laserdisc was analog not digital. They degraded similarly to vhs as a result.
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Ramshackle
This video got a lot wrong about DVDs. Everyone knows DVD stands for Dubbed Video. Dub. And they look a lot like VHS tapes.
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This video got a lot wrong about DVDs. Everyone knows DVD stands for Dubbed Video. Dub. And they look a lot like VHS tapes.
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Laura
Sooo. we're not going to mention how the porn industry was instrumental in driving the demand for VCR and Camcorder development?
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Sooo. we're not going to mention how the porn industry was instrumental in driving the demand for VCR and Camcorder development?
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