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My #1 motivation for downloading DVD's would be to have a safe back-up. But we are also considering moving to a smaller home. The moving part and the smaller part both have impact here. I've been considering decluttering with the mindset of "do I want to pack, move & unpack this?" These workouts seem to need the same scrutiny. One thing we don't know is how to download premixes and menu info. DH has offered to research this, but I also seem to recall that being discussed here VF. Will have to peruse old threads. I think I will also have to consider time investment vs value when choosing which DVD's to put on hard drive. I may have to sort these workouts by..."nice to have for variety=just keep as DVD" vs "must have favorites=must back-up"? I dunno, anyone else here have any ideas beside just downloading them all? How did you/will you decide what to download, keep dvd's vs sell/donate?
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05-28-17, 01:36 PM | |
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Arizona
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We still have a VHS/DVD combo player that works, and have some Disney VHS movies that we picked up at Goodwill for 99 cents. So I think I can manage to have a dvd player around for awhile after dvd's go the way of the dodo. When they stop selling dvds, I'll start buying downloads. Since I don't know what I'll be using in ten years or what technology will be around, I hate to decide now!
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