Who here has the most DVD's?
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
Than my DVD collection? How do you even walk upright?
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Originally Posted by Joe Molotov
Who would have thought a guy named Spammer.com would get banned?!
I have about 500 DVDs.
The 5-keepcase/disc sets of Stargate SG-1 count as 1 title, while shows like Andromeda take 5 volumes of 2-discs each for a season, and therefore count as 5 titles.
The problem is that when TV show sets don't put as many episodes per disc as they could. If a disc in a TV set contain at least 4 or 5 one hour episodes, it should count as 1 title.
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Originally Posted by nodeerforamonth
I work a full time job and I don't have any time to watch the 300 or so DVDs I have! How in hell does anyone with 1,000+ DVDs even have the time to watch them?!??!
I'm at about 1030 now in less than 3 years of collecting. What can I say? I like collecting things.
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Yeah, I'd say Austin has the most... even if some are duplicated, we're just talking numbers right?
pdjennings might have a larger verifiable collection but gutwrencher's collection has a high-coolness factor
... but I'll qualify that with the fact that I haven't really checked out pdjennings' list, so it might be cool too
pdjennings might have a larger verifiable collection but gutwrencher's collection has a high-coolness factor
... but I'll qualify that with the fact that I haven't really checked out pdjennings' list, so it might be cool too
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why did the OP get banned?
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Originally Posted by marty888
I think you'll find more people than you suspect that are in the 1000-2000 range (me included, well over the 1500 mark).
Originally Posted by Dabaomb
we don't, we just like to have them.
I'm at about 1030 now in less than 3 years of collecting. What can I say? I like collecting things.
I'm at about 1030 now in less than 3 years of collecting. What can I say? I like collecting things.
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I have about 710 right now, but I maxed out around 750. I've started selling some of my bad blind buys on Half.com and some of the other things I'm just not interested in anymore. My target goal is getting down to around 500 titles.
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Originally Posted by FantasticVSDoom
Where do you have room in NY to have that many dvds?? I have a little over 200 now and have a hard time finding space in my apt. and we have a better than avg sized one.
I have 2 small separate DVD racks that hold my Box Sets & TV Sets. Then I have another big bookcase that holds my books, video games, and other miscellaneous stuff. My DVDs have moved into that area now and there's about 150-175 on there now.
The first 2 bookcases on next to each other near my balcony door. The other 3 racks aren't directly next to each other. They sort of form a "U" as I have one next to my sofa, then 2 against the wall near the window.
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
pdjennings might have a larger verifiable collection but gutwrencher's collection has a high-coolness factor 

Gut has the type of collection I hope to have one day.
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
pdjennings might have a larger verifiable collection but gutwrencher's collection has a high-coolness factor
... but I'll qualify that with the fact that I haven't really checked out pdjennings' list, so it might be cool too
... but I'll qualify that with the fact that I haven't really checked out pdjennings' list, so it might be cool tooI have 550+. I remember a time when I couldn't possibly imagine owning 100 DVDs.
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Originally Posted by Phil Calandra
Getting close to the 500 mark. How many of you with thousands are comercial owners?
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Originally Posted by JesseCuster
Unless he's changed his buying habits, he's gotten one of damn near everything that's been released in the last 3-4 years. Lotsa DVDs.
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Originally Posted by JoCo
I'm at about 350 to 400 range. When I tell people they look at me like I'm crazy. I should show them this thread.LOL.
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How do you all count season box sets? I count'em as 1 title as does most on-line sites do, but depending on how the studios package their season sets each disc should count someway.
For example, a full season box set counts as 1 title. Like the Andromeda Season box sets. The complete box sets of all 22 episodes count as 1 title. However, if you buy the individual volumes, it takes 5 volumes to complete the seasons. And these volumes count as 1 title each, so in that case, each season of Andromeda via individual volumes count as 5 titles.
Samething with the Farscape sets, whether it be the original release or the new Starburst Editions. (BTW, anybody ever figure out if there's any special features on them?
) The original release for Season 1 was 11 individual volumes. That 11 titles according to the on-line database sites. However with the full season set of those 11 discs, count as just 1 title. Now bring in the Starburst Editions and there's 3 volumes per season on just 6 discs.
All this is relevant in a way that if someone has a large collection of TV sets, their actual number of DVDs is not represented correctly. Now I'm not saying that we should count discs in multiple disc versions of movies, unless the documentaries on the extra discs are duplications of official shows like those on the Black Hawk Down Deluxe Edition.
Currently I have about 405 titles according to DVDAficionado, but if I were to recount them using a method of say for every 3-4 "hour-long" or 8 "half-hour" episodes to count as 1 DVD, then my collection would be at least 3 times larger if not more.
I ought to do this just for the fun of it to see exactly how many 2+ hours per disc of entertainment I have.
For example, a full season box set counts as 1 title. Like the Andromeda Season box sets. The complete box sets of all 22 episodes count as 1 title. However, if you buy the individual volumes, it takes 5 volumes to complete the seasons. And these volumes count as 1 title each, so in that case, each season of Andromeda via individual volumes count as 5 titles.
Samething with the Farscape sets, whether it be the original release or the new Starburst Editions. (BTW, anybody ever figure out if there's any special features on them?
) The original release for Season 1 was 11 individual volumes. That 11 titles according to the on-line database sites. However with the full season set of those 11 discs, count as just 1 title. Now bring in the Starburst Editions and there's 3 volumes per season on just 6 discs. All this is relevant in a way that if someone has a large collection of TV sets, their actual number of DVDs is not represented correctly. Now I'm not saying that we should count discs in multiple disc versions of movies, unless the documentaries on the extra discs are duplications of official shows like those on the Black Hawk Down Deluxe Edition.
Currently I have about 405 titles according to DVDAficionado, but if I were to recount them using a method of say for every 3-4 "hour-long" or 8 "half-hour" episodes to count as 1 DVD, then my collection would be at least 3 times larger if not more.
I ought to do this just for the fun of it to see exactly how many 2+ hours per disc of entertainment I have.



