Thread: I lost one book that I bought on KOBO, you can be the next one
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Old 03-02-2018, 10:02 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Ripplinger View Post
I go one step further. I rip the movies to my HDs to keep fingerprints off the discs (one family member in particular is a complete slob when it comes to handling discs), and then we can stream the movies to any TV in the house. And those rips are also backed up, plus having the original Blu-Ray in a safe spot as well as the digital copy, usually on Vudu. Doing that is especially good for when the internet is down for hours.
Lol, I do that, too. In fact, the only time the actual discs are handled is when I rip them. Otherwise, family members just watch via Plex, Netflix, Vudu, Amazon or iTunes.

Alas, I can be somewhat lax when it comes to ripping new BD (although we do have a pretty decent selection of ripped movies already). Need to replace the 20TB server though. It seems amazing we have 10TB HDDs now.
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