Look how this person stores their DVDs
#1
DVD Talk Special Edition
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Formerly known as "darthlurker"
Posts: 1,118
Likes: 0
Received 1 Like
on
1 Post
Look how this person stores their DVDs
http://flickr.com/photos/barelyfitz/...7603093089870/
WARNING! NSFC(Collectors who enjoy having their DVDs in their original cases).
I realize he has a lot of DVDs, but...but...why?!?!?!
WARNING! NSFC(Collectors who enjoy having their DVDs in their original cases).
I realize he has a lot of DVDs, but...but...why?!?!?!
#2
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 4,594
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
cant say im a fan of that method, but he sure does have it nailed eh? i guess whatever works for ya. seems like quite a waste of time though just to save some space...
also does he just not ever buy any SE's No Steelbooks? No TV box sets? What do you do with trilogy boxes?
Flawed system.
Ah well.
also does he just not ever buy any SE's No Steelbooks? No TV box sets? What do you do with trilogy boxes?
Flawed system.
Ah well.
#7
DVD Talk Special Edition
WTF? Seriously. WTF.
My dad just puts them in binders, leaves the inserts in the cases and stores the cases in a box in the garage. Even THAT method makes me wince.
My dad just puts them in binders, leaves the inserts in the cases and stores the cases in a box in the garage. Even THAT method makes me wince.
#10
DVD Talk Reviewer & TOAT Winner
Why even buy them brand-new if you're gonna do that to them? I should post photos of how I open my DVDs- it's the opposite of what that guy does.
#13
DVD Talk Special Edition
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: TN
Posts: 1,326
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Seems like there could be a DVDProfiler report that would allow you to simply print a jewel size pic of the cover +/- other information. Keep the covers stored in the attic. No cutting for Bob's sake.
#17
DVD Talk Hero
I regularly check the run-time information to figure out which movie to watch. That way I don't start a 130 minute movie if I only have an hour and a half before bedtime. He throws that information away.
It also seems a pity to cut the cover art. Even if the purpose of owning a DVD is having the movie.
It also seems a pity to cut the cover art. Even if the purpose of owning a DVD is having the movie.
#20
DVD Talk Legend
While this isn't a method that I'd use... everyone who's saying "why would someone do this just to save space" or "why doesn't he just store the cases elsewhere" must never have lived in a studio apartment in a city.
Sometimes, there's no "elsewhere" to store stuff. 700 DVD cases can take up a fair amount of real estate. Sometimes it's a choice between not owning DVDs or doing something creative to make sure they don't dominate your entire living space.
Personally, I would find a method that actually allowed you to retain the paper materials without slicing them so badly... but I suppose if you have no plans to ever resell your stuff and you don't care about packaging, this might make sense.
Sometimes, there's no "elsewhere" to store stuff. 700 DVD cases can take up a fair amount of real estate. Sometimes it's a choice between not owning DVDs or doing something creative to make sure they don't dominate your entire living space.
Personally, I would find a method that actually allowed you to retain the paper materials without slicing them so badly... but I suppose if you have no plans to ever resell your stuff and you don't care about packaging, this might make sense.
#21
Challenge Guru & Comic Nerd
Originally Posted by bboisvert
Personally, I would find a method that actually allowed you to retain the paper materials without slicing them so badly... but I suppose if you have no plans to ever resell your stuff and you don't care about packaging, this might make sense.
#23
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Originally Posted by mdc3000
I clicked that link and have just had a glimpse of what I can only imagine HELL looks like.
Space is an issue for me, but by no means would I EVER do that.