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What's written on the can reads "please don't sue us, we're not a monopoly, and we will not gouge users".

On the other hand Netflix will make its subscribers fund everything without reducing their income, and will not give these subscribers at least half of that content, because, why not?

>>bayind+(OP)
If approval of this resulted in Netflix being required to release their crap on DVD (eventually) it’s actually be a win for consumers.

DVDs at least keep working.

>>bombca+26
Yes. However, I'd take a downloadable, well encoded and chapter marked mp4 over any DVD. 1080p SDR is enough.

I can just store it in my NAS and watch it whenever I like it.

>>bayind+(OP)
> What's written on the can reads "please don't sue us, we're not a monopoly, and we will not gouge users".

No reawwy this time we double-dog super promise

>>bayind+u8
Somewhat same end result; DVDs just are more palatable to the studios - you argue it is for “libraries”.