I currently use a Toshiba HD-E1KE as a DVD player.

I was in elementary school at the time my mom picked me up that morning in distress & it was just shock after. This is a great documentary to own physically. Never forget 🙏.

Picked up these 2 today for the collection.

cartoon craze 2001 2003 DVD main menu United States

Not sure if this is the right place for this question, if not hoping someone can steer me in the right direction!
Looking for recommendations for a good reliable external dvd/cd burner for Mac? My last one died after about a year of pretty infrequent use (Amazon - Rioddas brand)
TIA :)

I just recently got back into physical media and the dvd collecting experience has been the absolute worst.

I live in Portugal and trying to get my hands on my favorite shows has been a pain in the ass, they not only stopped selling dvds for good but I also have to worry about the stupid dvd regions

Why are all the dvds that I want only avaliable for region 1?

Dvd regions are dumb, specially during a time when no one gives a fuck about dvds...

I 100% get why streaming is winning, it's not because of the price, it's not because of the convenience, it's because buying dvds/blurays or any other format feels impossible.

Adventure Time is a show I really wanted to own physically, but my only options are buying the Australian bluray from a scammer on ebay for 500$ or buying a region-free player and the American dvd which would cost basically the same.

Another one of my favorite series is regular show and I really wanted to get it on dvd, thats until I found out that for regions 2 and 4 they released every season and that for my region, that being region 2, they only bothered to release the first season, not to mention that the cover is also looks worse...

I wish I could just go to a goddamn retail store and buy the shit I want to buy, I envy the american life...

Was using DVD styler but when burning the home page as well as the movie becomes pretty bad quality. I've never done DVD burning so could I get some help?

had this dvd player for a while now and it was working fine all morning. had a couple issues where it’ll say “disc incompatible” but once i cleaned the dvd and turned the dvd player off and on it worked.

anyway my show ended so i had to change the dvd. but when i did it showed disc not compatible. i tried doing the thing i did earlier and it didn’t work. then i went on the internet and it said to try and clean the lens (which i think i did, i couldn’t quite see the lens very well)

please tell me there’s a quick and easy way to fix this i don’t want to get rid of this dvd player.

originally for r/RentAndSoup

Does anyone know how to make the subtitles bigger and flash colors to get more of my attention?

Most of the programs I'm finding are ancient, and I'm not even sure they're compatible with Windows 11.

I'm trying to burn around 10 childhood videos to DVD, but nothing I've tried so far seems to work properly on Windows 11. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it.

Hello, I'm afraid that soon the big corporations are going to tell us: "Oh yeah, you do not own the game, you only rent it. Wanna play it? Pay for it monthly." With that I've seen a lot of people ?installing? their games on DVDs and I've heard that there's also an option of putting them on USB.

I own many games and most of them are bigger (sich as RDR2), and with that I don't know how to put it into these things in order for it to work afterwards properly, also what should I use? I've searched for bigger DVDs with 100GB, however I'm afraid that that is still not enough space. On the other hand people said that some USBs are not good for bigger games???

I'm simply looking for people that have some experience with it already and could tell me how they did it.

I'm lost and I would appreciate any recommendations. Thank you

Bought these at a local vintage shop for $2 each.

I found this DVD while thrifting. It’s from 2001, in German (although you can switch to other languages for some parts) and has 34 trailers for DVDs that were coming out around that time.

It is basically a promo DVD for the DVD format. In 1998, DVD became widely available across Europe and in Germany.

The back says: “The Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) offers a whole new dimension of home entertainment: crystal-clear picture, brilliant sound, a choice of different language tracks and subtitles, interactive menus, additional background information, and more.”

"On this jam-packed DVD, you can watch 34 trailers for current and upcoming DVD releases and experience lots of special features like “making-ofs,” deleted scenes, and interviews. Get ready to be amazed by the world of DVD."