Thread: Do you need to have pbooks in your home?
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Old 09-17-2019, 05:18 PM   #36
Uncle Robin
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Upscaling of DVD files is a function of the software you use to archive and/or the playback software. Some are good, some are merely decent.

I tried a few options and ended up archiving the DVDs as straight ISO files.
(It retains captions, special features, and alternate soundtracks.)
The DVDs I keep as decoration in two bookcases.
Books, I use two custom bookcases; one for mmpb and one for hardcovers.
Separate room that I visit once or twice a year.
Yes, I tend to store my DVDs as ISOs too. As you say large capacity drives are cheap, and ever so slightly easier to pack for international travel than bookcases. I do love living now, when thousands of books and hundreds of movies can all be held in one hand
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