Thank you. After weeks of research and deliberation I ordered these envelopes and also paper cd covers to protect the cd from scratching and Velcro dots to help to keep it closed. Totaled about $170 for 500 DVD’s. Next I will find a sterlite or similar plastic box(s) in which to store them. Using this for my single dvds only. Keeping multipacks as they are. I appreciate the time you took to make this video. You helped me a lot
Thank you so much for this suggestion! My Dad recently died and left me a massive video game collection I did not wat to throw away the cover artwork. This is the best solution I've come across! Praise God! Thank you so much
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I have already purchased one set of sleeves and 3 notebooks, & I am currently waiting on my second order! This is the most realistic way to organize & declutter all the dvd boxes! I love the look of the notebooks and the easy accessibility to my movie collection! And look at all the space I just cleared up! Thank You! You made it SO easy to find everything online! I absolutely appreciate you and this video! (Yes, it is that big of a deal!😉👍)
This is awesome. Ive seen a lot of people posting videos like this recently, putting dvds in sleeves, and storing them in boxes but none who put them in binders. Its a great idea. It enabled me to get rid of almost 300 DVD cases. Some people think you should hoard cases and have a wall full of dvds. But thats not for everyone. I keep my favorites in original cases. But random movies go into the binder. Awesome idea!
In terms of space it's a lovely idea but believe me, DVDs will get badly scratched with time, so, next step in a couple of years, will be send them to the garbage because they'll be unplayable.
In terms of space it's a lovely idea but believe me, DVDs will get badly scratched with time, so next step, in a couple of years, will be send them to the garbage because they'll be unplayable!
These are some great ideas especially for families. Unfortunately for me I'm a hard-core collector and enjoy the cases but my collection is getting so big that I am not sure the best way to store them.
Some people even throw the artwork away too, lol, crazy times we live in. I could never do that. I've just ordered a shelved cabinet for my DVD's, there are also shelves in the doors too. I'll easily be able to fit all of them in there, the cabinet doesn't take up much space but you can fit over 200 DVDs in there, and the cool thing is is that when you close the doors on the cabinet it's a more cleaner uncluttered look. Don't get me wrong though, it'll still definitely be nice to be able to open it up and look at all of the DVD's, like an Alladin's cave, I just don't want shelves of tons of DVDs to be on show all the time.
Great product you're promoting. I usr plastic sheet protectors and cut up file folders and fold the movie jacket and place the disc in it into a zippered case it notebook case. I have many dvds and I love the extra space they give.
Thank you so much Annette! I’m so glad I chose your video to watch! I’m downsizing my belongings because I moved into a smaller space and I was looking for the best way to store my DVDS! 👏🏻🤗
Darn, yes this is a good idea to store these movies if you happen to have 100s of them, in my case I have thousands, but thanks this was a great video too...Another great idea is to built your own dvd shelf using 2x4 wood against the wall and do it that way too, very cheap.
Wonderful review of two equally great products. I like to place discs in a Tyvek c.d. envelope, which protects the media and will not scratch it like a one made out of paper will. I store music discs, DVDs (movies and video games), Sega Dreamcast games, and Blu-ray movies and video games. None of them have a scratch on them.
Thank God I found this!! I was serious just stressing over where to put all of these DVDs since I moved. My new home doesn’t have built in media storage
WOW! This is exactly what I’ve been searching for. Thanks so much that’s super helpful. Other people have you drilling hidey holes in your floor and stuffing them in a box or stuffing them in a tote and sliding it under the bed. I’ve always wanted to try the cd cases but wasn’t sure how to do that without sacrificing my boxes art. This solves both those problems. Thanks so much! I just dropped a like and subscribed.
Head to 3:20 Explains it all! This is an excellent option besides ripping dvd's to one drive and saying goodbye to physical media, but I know sometimes if someone has obscure titles, or wants to keep the discs, something must be done. I loathe DVD cases. They're too large, and take up too much physical space. If someone wants a quicker option. Just get the 8.5 x 11 slip sleeve sheets. Slip dvd's into individual envelopes (like those by Maxell do the trick), and that's it. They won't be a perfect fit like those in this video, but it will get the job done. However, I *really* like these perfect slip sleeves. Thanks for posting this!!!!
My thoughts exactly! Plus, it's hard to take it out of the sleeve without having to grab it and touch the data side. In a sleeve, you can't grab it by the sides. I still like the idea, but my discs will get damaged in sleeves. I don't like anything touching the data side, not even the paper cover or the plastic sleeve. I'll just stick with my cases for now.
just received some of these plus a couple of binders from T3L (UK). i've got literally hundreds of DVD's and not enough shelf space to store them, most are just piled up on the floor lol, so this should make things much neater, and i'm not bothered about the plastic cases either, if i want to move a DVD on in future i'll just buy new cases.
Awesome idea! Thank you for our research time in tracking down exactly what I was looking for! Great to discover you and I can't wait to see what other problem solving ideas you have found.
I've started using these type of sleeves for my DVds but I am going with the ones with no holes. Does anyone have a suggestion for a storage box to store these?
They look cool however I'd want some lint free cloth in mine to keep the disc clean and reduce scratching. I'm looking presently to find the right option . I want one for my films I don't mind losing the case for , example Dangermouse don't mind pulling out the case, Superman Movie has to stay in its case.
Thank you! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3 inch Binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binder MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. Thanks for watching!
Love this idea but I do have 2 questions .. how many dvd did you got into the binder and what would you do if the dvd comes with more than 1 disc .. like a extended addition or series ?
Stacey Voyce Thank you for watching! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3-inch binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binders ‘MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. For collections that come with 2 discs (movie disc + special features disc) both can fit in one plastic sleeve. What I do is make sure to have a paper between the two discs so they don’t scratch. Often times I’ll use the menu that lists the special features or movie scenes to separate them. If there’s more than two discs, then use another plastic sleeve. Hope that helps!
Some DVDs were released in eco-friendly thin cardboard packaging, not unlike what you show here. Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth was released on DVD this way. It certainly saves space. But discs need protection during shipments to warehouses, stores, etc. That's why this type of packaging never caught on in the industry. Discs need protection in your home too, and they should ideally be stored in their original plastic cases. An envelope could accumulate debris that could scratch the disc when you move it in and out. That's why Netflix rental discs are often riddled with scratches. When you store a disc in its original cases, note that the case never touches the disc surface, unlike an envelope. Using an envelope requires you to master the technique of moving the disc in and out without touching the surfaces, which could become a hassle. This is in addition to the considerable time and effort needed to move all discs to binders. I would only do what you do if the original packaging is lousy.
Hi! The material is high quality PP Foil according to their website. Yes, I would say they feel just as thick and sturdy as the outside plastic liner of standard dvd cases and much stronger than standard sheet protectors. Hope that helps!
Yes, absolutely! I definitely had some movies that came with 2 discs, 1 for the movie and the 2nd for special features and such. Just make sure to place a paper between the discs so they don't get scratched if they rub against each other. Hope that helps!
It’s good to know in this world everything is digital like for example the Wi-Fi in my apartment is not too good and I need a movie sometime my cable doesn’t even work I just always felt that it’s good to have a digital copy because you never know what likes on my video game system people downloaded games for me and then this is them broke down I lost all those games and then there was a way to get a digital code when you get the DVD but ultraviolet went under so it’s good that you didn’t forget about copy actually because of this pandemic DVD has been making a strong come back and so has Blu-ray I can see the Blu-ray same thing on physical media and ever since 2020 and the pandemic is been in the surgeons in a rebirth my communications professor told me that people get confused because DVD is Physical but actually it’s the same thing as DVD and digital of the same quality just one is on the disc
That's just another expense people can do without. I've got quite a few dvds I don't exactly know how many I stopped counting at a thousand. I would rather keep them in the cases and boxes they come in.
Hi Tim! Thank you! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3 inch Binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binder MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. Thanks for watching!
I would never go Digital for five reasons 1 Digital maybe taken down at any time 2 Price would be a lot 3 If Survice Provider goes down then what do you do? 4 It would take a long time to Download the films and in put code 5 Again price be a lot (I would only get my top films on digital and many are not yet on)
No way I'd be proud to display that on my shelf. If you're truly fan enough to want to keep the cover art, no way you would store the discs out of the box.
You would probably be better buying 200 X Double CD/DVD Clear Clam Shell (C Shells) Cases for 2 Discs Durable for £39.99 Would that not be better? So you do not scratch the disks
Yes, all methods like these are dumb. The cases already protect the discs, they are not rubbing against anything in a case, its floating on the spindle. This is just a bored wanna be house-wife project.
I mean, I love physical media, I’m a collector myself but I prefer to keep my discs in a CD wallet. I still keep the cases & stuff but I keep them in a container.
Depends in my opinion, the stand alone DVDs, then yeah. But the Digibooks, or sets then no. The regular DVD cases aren't showcase/display worthy. So condensing down the space is a nice benefit for some.
@@washere3955 often the standard dvd cases have original artwork. I can't understand all the goofy statue like crap. To me it is like surrounding yourself with books. You open the beautiful artwork and unhinge the physical goodness that is inside. One exception is where I gutted a Wizard of Oz 3D set (because for me that is the best version) and got every single reproduction extra and version(like the original mono DVD that is the only one thst is correct). Some of the original DVD sets are so much better than the bland bluray or even 4K counterpart. I think all digipaks should be burned. Digibooks are fine enough though.
This video simultaneously didn't age well and also did age well. Weird. Also, don't do this. Keep physical media in the original cases. I wouldn't even do this with my CDs for long term storage.
Please feel free to delete this comment if unhelpful... I guess I was just a bit confused by this video. Your delivery is excellent. The timing is excellent. I thought at first this was going to be a parody because... well, DVDs aren’t exactly a hot topic. Then I saw it was in earnest and I thought, oh maybe it’s just to show how you are on camera for acting jobs. I feel like you could keep the same exact tone and demeanor but show us how do something ridiculous instead, and it would really deliver. Like just a whole deadpan video. I think that would be really popular. Again, don’t mean to kill the vibe if you’re really passionate about crafts but, just what I’m feeling.
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Thank you. After weeks of research and deliberation I ordered these envelopes and also paper cd covers to protect the cd from scratching and Velcro dots to help to keep it closed. Totaled about $170 for 500 DVD’s. Next I will find a sterlite or similar plastic box(s) in which to store them. Using this for my single dvds only. Keeping multipacks as they are.
I appreciate the time you took to make this video. You helped me a lot
Thank you so much for this suggestion! My Dad recently died and left me a massive video game collection I did not wat to throw away the cover artwork. This is the best solution I've come across! Praise God! Thank you so much
Thank you!!!!!! You have made this old lady so happy today, bless your bones!🙌👏👏👏💙🌈💙
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
I have already purchased one set of sleeves and 3 notebooks, & I am currently waiting on my second order!
This is the most realistic way to organize & declutter all the dvd boxes!
I love the look of the notebooks and the easy accessibility to my movie collection! And look at all the space I just cleared up!
Thank You! You made it SO easy to find everything online! I absolutely appreciate you and this video!
(Yes, it is that big of a deal!😉👍)
Thank you so much Sonya!
This is awesome. Ive seen a lot of people posting videos like this recently, putting dvds in sleeves, and storing them in boxes but none who put them in binders. Its a great idea. It enabled me to get rid of almost 300 DVD cases. Some people think you should hoard cases and have a wall full of dvds. But thats not for everyone. I keep my favorites in original cases. But random movies go into the binder. Awesome idea!
In terms of space it's a lovely idea but believe me, DVDs will get badly scratched with time, so, next step in a couple of years, will be send them to the garbage because they'll be unplayable.
In terms of space it's a lovely idea but believe me, DVDs will get badly scratched with time, so next step, in a couple of years, will be send them to the garbage because they'll be unplayable!
Why haven't I thought of this?! It's perfect! I love that I get to keep my posters. I hate tossing them! Thank you! 💚💜💚☺
Can you give an idea of how many the binder will hold? Thanks💖
Great, Annette! Spent the DAY researching different storage options for my dvds and CDs. This is perfect!
Thanks Robin! So glad you found this helpful!
These are some great ideas especially for families. Unfortunately for me I'm a hard-core collector and enjoy the cases but my collection is getting so big that I am not sure the best way to store them.
Me too, hun! And I’m struggling myself!
@@ashleygrant3131 let us combine our collections haha
@NALAKA HERATH I never said anything about plastic sleeves so if you're going to insult my intelligence maybe have some reading comprehension.
@@tylerrassi4148 just get a disc storage binder,and put your common titles in there.a good quality binder wont scratch em
@@oxbadcode6573 I really don't like doing that. I personally like having them on display on a shelf.
Some people even throw the artwork away too, lol, crazy times we live in.
I could never do that.
I've just ordered a shelved cabinet for my DVD's, there are also shelves in the doors too. I'll easily be able to fit all of them in there, the cabinet doesn't take up much space but you can fit over 200 DVDs in there, and the cool thing is is that when you close the doors on the cabinet it's a more cleaner uncluttered look. Don't get me wrong though, it'll still definitely be nice to be able to open it up and look at all of the DVD's, like an Alladin's cave, I just don't want shelves of tons of DVDs to be on show all the time.
Great product you're promoting. I usr plastic sheet protectors and cut up file folders and fold the movie jacket and place the disc in it into a zippered case it notebook case. I have many dvds and I love the extra space they give.
Thank you so much Annette! I’m so glad I chose your video to watch! I’m downsizing my belongings because I moved into a smaller space and I was looking for the best way to store my DVDS! 👏🏻🤗
Hi Annette I like this idea best, we have 100s, thank you for sharing :-)
Does your dvd or blu ray get scratched
@@marlonk1976 no, not at all
Darn, yes this is a good idea to store these movies if you happen to have 100s of them, in my case I have thousands, but thanks this was a great video too...Another great idea is to built your own dvd shelf using 2x4 wood against the wall and do it that way too, very cheap.
Wonderful review of two equally great products. I like to place discs in a Tyvek c.d. envelope, which protects the media and will not scratch it like a one made out of paper will. I store music discs, DVDs (movies and video games), Sega Dreamcast games, and Blu-ray movies and video games. None of them have a scratch on them.
Thank God I found this!! I was serious just stressing over where to put all of these DVDs since I moved. My new home doesn’t have built in media storage
Thank you! Glad this helped!
WOW! This is exactly what I’ve been searching for. Thanks so much that’s super helpful. Other people have you drilling hidey holes in your floor and stuffing them in a box or stuffing them in a tote and sliding it under the bed. I’ve always wanted to try the cd cases but wasn’t sure how to do that without sacrificing my boxes art. This solves both those problems. Thanks so much! I just dropped a like and subscribed.
Thank you so much! Glad this helped!
Head to 3:20 Explains it all! This is an excellent option besides ripping dvd's to one drive and saying goodbye to physical media, but I know sometimes if someone has obscure titles, or wants to keep the discs, something must be done.
I loathe DVD cases. They're too large, and take up too much physical space.
If someone wants a quicker option. Just get the 8.5 x 11 slip sleeve sheets. Slip dvd's into individual envelopes (like those by Maxell do the trick), and that's it. They won't be a perfect fit like those in this video, but it will get the job done. However, I *really* like these perfect slip sleeves. Thanks for posting this!!!!
I definitely need to try this! I have no space for all of my dvd's as it is.
It can reduce DVD storage size, nice , thanks (from India)
Fantastic ideas! This is precisely the answer to my DVD collection problem. Thanks for doing this video. Extremely helpful. 📀😇
My problem is getting the disc out of the sleeve. It seems getting the disc out risks scratching it by rubbing against the insert.
My thoughts exactly! Plus, it's hard to take it out of the sleeve without having to grab it and touch the data side. In a sleeve, you can't grab it by the sides. I still like the idea, but my discs will get damaged in sleeves. I don't like anything touching the data side, not even the paper cover or the plastic sleeve. I'll just stick with my cases for now.
They will get scratched with time, no doubt about it. It's not a good idea at all!!
Annette. I love this!!! This is such a sleek clean and gorgeous idea!! I love organizing hacks!! And i love you
Thank you so much Jason!! I’ll be sure to include more organizing videos! Much love to you too friend!!
just received some of these plus a couple of binders from T3L (UK). i've got literally hundreds of DVD's and not enough shelf space to store them, most are just piled up on the floor lol, so this should make things much neater, and i'm not bothered about the plastic cases either, if i want to move a DVD on in future i'll just buy new cases.
Awesome idea! Thank you for our research time in tracking down exactly what I was looking for! Great to discover you and I can't wait to see what other problem solving ideas you have found.
Oh wow I love this we will be in our new home soon and didn't know what to do with my DVDs! Great idea I am so ordering this!! Thank you!!
What a wonderful solution!
I have ordered 2 cases for DVDs player! I have 523 dvds 🤣 fantastic idea! 👍🏻
What if it’s a tv show with multiple dvds?
I've started using these type of sleeves for my DVds but I am going with the ones with no holes. Does anyone have a suggestion for a storage box to store these?
This was really helpful! Thank you!
Sick solution!
Ditchin' the plastic!!!
How well do these terra folds hold up over time? Things that I have seen for c.d. cases tear completely way too easy.
Doing this with my ps3 and ps4 collection
Purty cool!
I think you put the DVD upside down.
Other than that... great space reducer.
How many dvds can you add in the binder?thank you
Thank you!!! Now I can make more room.
Cause dvds take up so much room already (sarcasm)
@@zebunker duh!
They look cool however I'd want some lint free cloth in mine to keep the disc clean and reduce scratching. I'm looking presently to find the right option . I want one for my films I don't mind losing the case for , example Dangermouse don't mind pulling out the case, Superman Movie has to stay in its case.
this is awesome!!! so would like to see how this would work with Blu rays and 4k titles. I am sure not much different. just wondering, thanks
This was awesome
Great video, now I don't have to waste time searching for binders. I do have a question. How many movies were you able to put in the binder? Thank you
Thank you! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3 inch Binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binder MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. Thanks for watching!
I want one !
I Like a woman who is well organized !
🥺🙏
Blessed !
Ok the links didn’t get me to the products. Please send the web sites or Amazon link. Thanks
Could u make a vid on cds organized
Thats a great suggestion! I'll definitely look into it for a future video!
Love this idea but I do have 2 questions .. how many dvd did you got into the binder and what would you do if the dvd comes with more than 1 disc .. like a extended addition or series ?
Stacey Voyce Thank you for watching! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3-inch binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binders ‘MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. For collections that come with 2 discs (movie disc + special features disc) both can fit in one plastic sleeve. What I do is make sure to have a paper between the two discs so they don’t scratch. Often times I’ll use the menu that lists the special features or movie scenes to separate them. If there’s more than two discs, then use another plastic sleeve. Hope that helps!
Folks: those plastic folders....nearly $30 for 100. That is a HELL of a price! Even if it IS a good idea! The mark up must be Astronomical!
Hahaha. Owner must be a tiny hat.
Hi. How many dvd will the white binder hold?
WHAT FONT DID YOU USE FOR THE “MOVIES” LABEL?!
what if your dvd is a snapcase?
Physical for life 😁
Thank you so much
I really appreciate this video
Thank you!
@@annettesvignettes9080 Thank you!!👍
Some DVDs were released in eco-friendly thin cardboard packaging, not unlike what you show here. Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth was released on DVD this way. It certainly saves space. But discs need protection during shipments to warehouses, stores, etc. That's why this type of packaging never caught on in the industry. Discs need protection in your home too, and they should ideally be stored in their original plastic cases. An envelope could accumulate debris that could scratch the disc when you move it in and out. That's why Netflix rental discs are often riddled with scratches. When you store a disc in its original cases, note that the case never touches the disc surface, unlike an envelope. Using an envelope requires you to master the technique of moving the disc in and out without touching the surfaces, which could become a hassle. This is in addition to the considerable time and effort needed to move all discs to binders. I would only do what you do if the original packaging is lousy.
Thank you for this video!!!
Thank U!
How many sleeves fit in 1 binder
How many DVDs does one binder hold?
Great video! I’ll definitely be doing this!
Thank you!
Perfect! thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Only watching this video for you. You are so beautiful Ma'am.
thank you
Where did you get it from
It's hard to tell but how thick is the plastic on the sheets? Would you say it's as thick as the plastic on a Standard DVD case? Thank you.
Hi! The material is high quality PP Foil according to their website. Yes, I would say they feel just as thick and sturdy as the outside plastic liner of standard dvd cases and much stronger than standard sheet protectors. Hope that helps!
@@annettesvignettes9080thanks for the response your video was very helpful.
Great
Thank u
Do you think you could more than one dvd in a sleeve ? Like putting 2 different films back to back in one sleeve? :)
Yes, absolutely! I definitely had some movies that came with 2 discs, 1 for the movie and the 2nd for special features and such. Just make sure to place a paper between the discs so they don't get scratched if they rub against each other. Hope that helps!
It’s good to know in this world everything is digital like for example the Wi-Fi in my apartment is not too good and I need a movie sometime my cable doesn’t even work I just always felt that it’s good to have a digital copy because you never know what likes on my video game system people downloaded games for me and then this is them broke down I lost all those games and then there was a way to get a digital code when you get the DVD but ultraviolet went under so it’s good that you didn’t forget about copy actually because of this pandemic DVD has been making a strong come back and so has Blu-ray I can see the Blu-ray same thing on physical media and ever since 2020 and the pandemic is been in the surgeons in a rebirth my communications professor told me that people get confused because DVD is Physical but actually it’s the same thing as DVD and digital of the same quality just one is on the disc
This is a good idea if you still burn DVDs or CDs
That's just another expense people can do without. I've got quite a few dvds I don't exactly know how many I stopped counting at a thousand. I would rather keep them in the cases and boxes they come in.
Wow I love this! I have a huge collection of DVDs... How many discs can fit in the binder you have?
Hi Tim! Thank you! I was able to fit 37 discs in my 3 inch Binder. If you have more than that amount of DVDs, which I did, you can buy the amount of binders you need, organize the movies in alphabetical order, and label the spine of the binder MOVIES A-D, E-I, J-P, etc. Thanks for watching!
@@annettesvignettes9080 thank you so much. I showed this video to my family and they love the idea too. Definitely ordering some!
Cool
I would never go Digital for five reasons
1 Digital maybe taken down at any time
2 Price would be a lot
3 If Survice Provider goes down then what do you do?
4 It would take a long time to Download the films and in put code
5 Again price be a lot
(I would only get my top films on digital and many are not yet on)
No way I'd be proud to display that on my shelf.
If you're truly fan enough to want to keep the cover art, no way you would store the discs out of the box.
Eu gosto de deixa todos cds mru na capinha
👍
did u throw away the dvd boxes
Hi Andy, I recycled them :) Thanks for watching!
Sorry that's not for me cos what do you do with the slip cover or the box set
Still find it hard to throw away those cardboard or steel boxes.
You would probably be better buying 200 X Double CD/DVD Clear Clam Shell (C Shells) Cases for 2 Discs Durable for £39.99
Would that not be better?
So you do not scratch the disks
[ nice ] Ur so beautiful 😊❤️
The fact that I literally can’t find this white folder in Australia is ANNOYING me
Compacto, porém que dor, socorro haha
Won't they get scratches
Yes, all methods like these are dumb. The cases already protect the discs, they are not rubbing against anything in a case, its floating on the spindle. This is just a bored wanna be house-wife project.
No offense but no way. People that like physical media like myself like the cases and the booklets.
I mean, I love physical media, I’m a collector myself but I prefer to keep my discs in a CD wallet. I still keep the cases & stuff but I keep them in a container.
Hell yeah. Hiding it all? Its like having a cool mideviel weapon or awesone hand made rug. Display it, don't hide it!!
People used binders mostly for road trips or if they had more movies, music CDs, and games than safe places to put them.
Depends in my opinion, the stand alone DVDs, then yeah. But the Digibooks, or sets then no. The regular DVD cases aren't showcase/display worthy. So condensing down the space is a nice benefit for some.
@@washere3955 often the standard dvd cases have original artwork. I can't understand all the goofy statue like crap. To me it is like surrounding yourself with books. You open the beautiful artwork and unhinge the physical goodness that is inside. One exception is where I gutted a Wizard of Oz 3D set (because for me that is the best version) and got every single reproduction extra and version(like the original mono DVD that is the only one thst is correct). Some of the original DVD sets are so much better than the bland bluray or even 4K counterpart. I think all digipaks should be burned. Digibooks are fine enough though.
Wow what a beautiful woman
As a collector this breaks my heart.
Do you have an Instagram?
Yes I do! Feel free to follow me @annettemnavarro
Streaming sucks, keep Physical
This video simultaneously didn't age well and also did age well. Weird. Also, don't do this. Keep physical media in the original cases. I wouldn't even do this with my CDs for long term storage.
NO just NO. This is sacrilege
I am sorry, I will never get rid of the dvd box!
I’m sorry but, no absolutely not, not in a million years, not for a million dollars.
If you are a collector then this is a terrible idea.
Aaahhhhhhh...That'll Scratch More Just Not Being VERY Secure 😬 No Thank You.
Not so good idea.
Original package is the Best.
I'm sorry
Thank you for the video but get straight to the point too much talking
***cringe ...😞😞😞
This is not for me don't like that I like my dvds on its box I don't know any one that likes that who came up with this
Please feel free to delete this comment if unhelpful... I guess I was just a bit confused by this video. Your delivery is excellent. The timing is excellent. I thought at first this was going to be a parody because... well, DVDs aren’t exactly a hot topic. Then I saw it was in earnest and I thought, oh maybe it’s just to show how you are on camera for acting jobs. I feel like you could keep the same exact tone and demeanor but show us how do something ridiculous instead, and it would really deliver. Like just a whole deadpan video. I think that would be really popular. Again, don’t mean to kill the vibe if you’re really passionate about crafts but, just what I’m feeling.
All she was doing was showing people how to store their dvds. No need to be rude.
You clicked on a video
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