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[QUOTE="temery, post: 5040002, member: 1"] I have easily 100s of DVDs and have watched each multiple times. Many yearly in my class when I was teaching, and the rest are tv series like Northern Exposure, Justified, etc. Now that I'm retired, my ability to watch any of them depends on four things: can I find the dvd; is the dvd in the right case; can I find the hdmi cable to connect the dvd player to the tv, and most importantly, can I find the right remote. I really wish thumb drives replaced DVDs. Thumb drives can now hold hours of movies and/or tv shows. [/QUOTE]
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