Did I mention time? It is a long project if you have a lot of discs.Sooooo much time spent ripping and compressing things! There are definitely some reasons you might not want to go discless. After backing everything up to internal storage, I got rid of the cases, put the discs in a giant CD wallet and boxed it all up out of sight. Faster to get to the content you actually want to watch (no more unskippable previews or sloooow loading menus, I’m looking at you Blu-rays 👀)įor me, one of the big reasons to go discless was having a toddler, for whom DVD, Blu-ray, & Wii cases were unconquerably alluring.Metadata-rich experience while browsing and watching media.No more dealing with discs (after you finish the ripping & compressing of course).Also when was the last time you had a laptop with an optical drive? They sure seem to be going the way of the Dodo bird.ĭigitizing (I know that optical discs contain already digital media, but this is how my brain sometimes categorizes it anyway 🤪) your media has some pluses (some minuses too). Anyone who has ever tried to binge watch a season of something on DVD or Blu-ray can tell you, getting up to swap to the next disc is just not the same as the auto-play next experience popularized by Netflix.
Ease of use in today’s world is not one of them.
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How to Backup Your Optical Media Collection 📀 Why You Might Want To Proceed at your own risk.Īlso, I am not affiliated with any of the projects or companies mentioned here. I am not responsible for anything that happens as a result of you following these instructions. Why You Might Care About Instructions From MeĬheck your local copyright laws before undertaking a project like this.How to Backup Your Optical Media Collection 📀.
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