dvds

The NAS is backed up to DVDs which are shipped to my parents house.

I have literally never been able to play DVDs in Windows without installing third party codecs or programs.

Software patents for DVDs are almost all over (it's a 20 year old technology).

But when I did, I almost exclusively got DVDs that were hard to find even on torrent sites.

It used to be, you'd make suggestions so people could get DVDs sent to them, and you'd know they would enjoy it.

Like many users, I have no DVD drive and no DVDs, so I can't confirm it works.

I would care if tbe Xbox one, which will soon be on Windows 10, stopped playing DVDs.

All* the PCs have DVD drives they can't use, and all the Macs can play DVDs just fine except they don't have drives.

VLC plays DVDs just fine for free, by decoding CSS on the fly.

I don't know who still watches DVDs, but I suspect it's the same people paying for AOL.

The ATF can't just destroy the entire nation's set of self-storage units because they found drugs or pirate DVDs in some of the units.

The few DVDs which malfunction are typically published by Disney in the last few years and contain DRM specifically designed to break unlicensed players.

For CDs and DVDs, I tell Windows over and over, "take no action".

One might argue that that "The right to play DVDs must be paid for every computer" but I have never signed such agreement with anyone, ever.