I couldn't agree more. Physical media is the only way to go.People that are streaming and getting rid of their DVD & CD collections are making a huge mistake. Exactly for the reasons you have pointed out. I believe they will be sorry down the road
I love my physical media and love to visit my local goodwill type of stores and markets and pick up DVD or Blu Ray cheap People ask me why don't I stream my movies instead and I tell them the quaity over disc's are not the same and I own the movie and these streaming services can get rid of a movie you might want to watch and then what! I know some people who were watching a TV series and it got taken off the streaming service before they could finish it
@@Bermyfrog Exactly. With streaming you don't really _own_ anything. You're just paying someone for the privilege of watching what they have the licence to show.
Something like this crossed my mind but i could never. However since i was running out of space, i went in and took a look at my collection and decided to just part ways with the dusties. So discs i had no use for anymore. It was really the best solution because i could still keep the case style presentation, streamline my collection to where it is properly curated now and get some decent money back in return.
By far the best video I’ve found on this topic, simply because it’s from a collector’s perspective. Usually the videos are made by a mother somewhere attempting to organize the family movie collection of about 30 titles. Lol My favorite was the mother who asked if anyone actually watches the bonus discs because she didn’t know what they were for and was probably going to recycle them. Thanks, my friend!
Hey Nathan, thanks for checking out the channel and leaving such a lovely comment, so glad you got the place I was coming from, can’t think of a better compliment ❤️
Thank you! I've moved house a few times and i just hauled my dvds and cds out of my last attic yesterday. I don't have the space anymore or the will to store the volume. Excellent idea! I'm off to tackle it now 😊
I think more and more people are starting to agree, when I first posted this video streaming was the new thing but people are falling out of love and missing their collections
Gr8 idea , I'm a bit dubious on how they'll prevent scratching but u can't always do that. CD folder wallets you see have a lint free backing on the inside to keep the disc clean and reduce scratching. I'd only want to store things I'm happy to for example My Crow movie I'd keep in its case and display still with my funko and crow figures.
Great stuff for BluRays (and games), DvD's and CD's. Most of my CD's are on a computer anyway since you can rip it without those taking huge amounts of GB's. Blu-rays on the other end.... That's something else. I do agree that the "wall of movies" is a dated decoration in your house. Most ppl now have their best movies presented like that so WAY less space lost.
@@idekmannn when you get past 100 and im now on nearly 500 blu rays i don't want to waste space in my room and this makes them compact and very efficient
I can understand that. I have a fear of storing them this way they are saying and then changing my mind. How about having them catalogued where one can read what is stored in that manner? Would that help deal with this and or that issue?
Helpful for CDs and dvds. Thanks! I have a lot of operas each of which is multidisc, with thick booklets with background and libretti. Hate to get rid of the boxes....
you can now buy sleeves that fit Blurays and discs perfectly through Amazon 😀👍. I'm looking to put my Blurays in sleeves as well, so I can collect more with less space .
I wish you would do a video on how to store TV series so that you can keep the clip art cover and still put them into sleeves. I have searched the Internet and I have not seen one single video on how to store TV series.The problem with TV series is that sometimes there's 6 to 8 disks in each season. I'd appreciate it if you do video on this. I really want to keep the cover art with all the disks in each season together.
It truly is the way to go the same people who pay subscriptions same people who finance and lease cars we buy them out right buy something to own not to borrow
I agree! My philosophy re physical media is that I'll only pay for it once, if it's a movie that warrants repeat viewings at will. I'm not enthusiastic about streaming services, since you have to keep purchasing the subscription(s) if you want to keep watching. I figure if vinyl record sales are now quite popular, I can certainly defend owning 300 movies on DVD. (Though I came of age in the 1970's; why anyone would prefer vinyl to CDs or free music streaming is beyond me!)
Matt Smith hi Matt thanks leaving a comment, not going to lie it's a bit painful to throw the cases away but this really works great to save space but keep all the covers 👍
On Canadian Amazon similar bags seem available but not necessarily targeted to dvd / Blu-rays. What are the size requirements of the sleeves so i can guarantee the slip cover of dvd will fit? And please also give size for CD sleeves (just in case) which will allow the booklet and back inlay.
I’ve been slowly been creating my own movie sets as a way to downsize my collection has my step 1/pick a franchise I have multiple cases for 2/buy a case that can hold them that allow the paper artwork into a new case 3/whic allow me to downsize the cases has I get to have some new space for new stuff or repeat the same step again it’s kinda fun for me
What is the thickness of the sleeves are there any more sturdy ones.They looked kind of flimsy when you showed them. Would have loved an actual closer view of the Sleeve products as you were too far away from the camera. I'm a new subscriber and I love your channel.Thank you for posting
Hey Judy thanks for taking time to comment and subscribe, welcome to the channel! I should have done a close up, they are thin but very durable, never had a rip, so far 😳❤️👍
This is really inspiring but after more research I noticed a few comments talking about the oxidation of the paper against the read-side of the disc affecting them negatively. Have you noticed anything of this nature? In theory this can be prevented by storing in a cool dry place, so shouldn't be an issue. :)
good video, I have about 80 DVD's, I'm very picky with the DVD's I buy now. Only the very best movies that I know I will watch. Do you feel the same way about physical XBOX and PS4 games? I have a bunch of 360 and XBOX1 games
We are moving to a smaller home and while searching for DVD/Blue ray storage solutions I came across your video. Great idea, thank you so much. Do you have the link for the DVD/Blueray bags? Also, we have some old shows and movies on VHS, they have been in boxes in my basement, any ideas on how to storage those where they would be readily accessible?Thanks Again.
me and my brothers attempted to find a better storage for VHS movies and we removed the tapes from the inside. this way we had a collection of just the spools of tape. sadly, they unwound in a box creating a tangled mess. it shortly became apparent that we needed more space than before to keep the huge ball of mixed movies. not recommended.
Good idea! Approximately how many will fit in the case and still have room to flip through the CD's? I was going to donate mine but I just can't part with them as I have a great CD player and to me they sound great. Sadly I don't have my albums anymore but I suppose storing them would be worse:) LOL I think I'll get couple of these cases and will then laminate a guide of how they are alphabetized in each row and place them inside the lid of the case. Bottom to top in the lid would equate to front to back in each of the 3 rows of CDS! Thanks, just what I was looking for! :)
@@themediapreacher8154 LOL, yes I meant to then suddenly things became interesting at work and I got a bit side tracked. I work in the health care field so...it is what it is:). Funny thing is I haven't even thought about it until you brought it back to my attention. Things are a little less chaotic at work, I really need to get it done and free up the space they occupy:) My only excuse now is we're having incredible above average warm sunny weather this autumn here in Michigan so need to get outdoors while I can after work and enjoy it while it lasts:) This weather is going to be "history" in a week or two. Since I'm weird and have "always" stored my CDS in alphabetical order on their shelves, it should go fast! LOL Thanks for the reminder!
Hey Paul, thanks for this, I made the video about 5 years ago so I guess they are now out of date. Try searching blu ray sleeves on Amazon and you should find alternatives 👍
Hi Vicki, thanks for the kind reply try out this link www.amazon.co.uk/NEO-ALUMINIUM-FLIGHT-SILVER-SLEEVES/dp/B0012NVNKK/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1541335502&sr=8-13&keywords=cd+flight+case good luck!!
I just buy the films that i like so i don't have a problem with buying films for the sake of it .That's when you fall in the trap like you have and you find that most film you have you will never watch. DVD is crap quality and mostly on blu ray now and coming to 4k so any films i have on blu ray i will just sell them as there on 4k. But i get what you saying for space reasons especially when your moving to another house that would be a life changer but if you throw away the original blu ray or 4k boxes that the disk goes into for saving space then you will lose its value on the market for a rare film with its original box missing. So what do you do then as you still will have no room because you're keeping the empty original cases' and boxsets for its value reason. Especially if your into Steel book collection edition and boxset like i am for your favourite films with the nice artwork your pretty much not going to throw away those case's some of them are over hundred pounds and a lot more
@@bioshock6935 hey thanks for a great comment. I don’t do this with collectibles, arrow box sets and the like stay in custom packaging but basic blu ray packaging goes into these folders. In terms of the amount, I find my tastes change all the time and I find an urge to watch a movie I haven’t seen in a few years. It’s nice to have such a large selection to hand
As much as your moving into your home with your wife is, 4 minutes into the video and you still haven't discussed media storage so sorry thumbs down for you and turned off the video.
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I couldn't agree more. Physical media is the only way to go.People that are streaming and getting rid of their DVD & CD collections are making a huge mistake. Exactly for the reasons you have pointed out. I believe they will be sorry down the road
I love my physical media and love to visit my local goodwill type of stores and markets and pick up DVD or Blu Ray cheap
People ask me why don't I stream my movies instead and I tell them the quaity over disc's are not the same and I own the movie and these streaming services can get rid of a movie you might want to watch and then what! I know some people who were watching a TV series and it got taken off the streaming service before they could finish it
The physical disc will be there when you want it, streaming services are expensive and movies always leave.
Yep, and even if buy a movie, if the site you purchased it from loses the license, you lose the media you paid for as well.
@@Bermyfrog Exactly. With streaming you don't really _own_ anything. You're just paying someone for the privilege of watching what they have the licence to show.
it has already begun
Something like this crossed my mind but i could never. However since i was running out of space, i went in and took a look at my collection and decided to just part ways with the dusties. So discs i had no use for anymore. It was really the best solution because i could still keep the case style presentation, streamline my collection to where it is properly curated now and get some decent money back in return.
By far the best video I’ve found on this topic, simply because it’s from a collector’s perspective.
Usually the videos are made by a mother somewhere attempting to organize the family movie collection of about 30 titles. Lol
My favorite was the mother who asked if anyone actually watches the bonus discs because she didn’t know what they were for and was probably going to recycle them.
Thanks, my friend!
Hey Nathan, thanks for checking out the channel and leaving such a lovely comment, so glad you got the place I was coming from, can’t think of a better compliment ❤️
I've been using these sleeves for just over 2 years now and they are really great.
TomBurtFilms we need to spread the word tom, they are truly great if a bit short on space!! Thanks for checking out my channel
mate done this got robed lost his whole cd collection in 2 cases over 900 cds.this is a silly idea
Thank you… i too am now moving house and have around 4500 cd’s to home… those aluminium flight cases are the answer.. off to Amazon 👍😎
Off to giving more money to a company in violation of human rights and worker enslavement. Thanks. USA USA.
Thank you! I've moved house a few times and i just hauled my dvds and cds out of my last attic yesterday. I don't have the space anymore or the will to store the volume. Excellent idea! I'm off to tackle it now 😊
@7:45 -- web/streaming 4k vs blu-ray comments here... totally agree!!
I think more and more people are starting to agree, when I first posted this video streaming was the new thing but people are falling out of love and missing their collections
Gr8 idea , I'm a bit dubious on how they'll prevent scratching but u can't always do that. CD folder wallets you see have a lint free backing on the inside to keep the disc clean and reduce scratching. I'd only want to store things I'm happy to for example My Crow movie I'd keep in its case and display still with my funko and crow figures.
Great stuff for BluRays (and games), DvD's and CD's.
Most of my CD's are on a computer anyway since you can rip it without those taking huge amounts of GB's. Blu-rays on the other end.... That's something else.
I do agree that the "wall of movies" is a dated decoration in your house. Most ppl now have their best movies presented like that so WAY less space lost.
"Fate Of Nations"! A CLASSIC!
I personally think that a dvd shelf looks EXTREMELY better with the cases because you can actually read what the movie is
TRICKY TRENT hi Tricky I totally agree with you but when you no longer have space for that this is an idea
The Media Preacher yeah that’s true. And it’s better then putting them in a book so I could understand doing that.
@@idekmannn when you get past 100 and im now on nearly 500 blu rays i don't want to waste space in my room and this makes them compact and very efficient
I can understand that. I have a fear of storing them this way they are saying and then changing my mind. How about having them catalogued where one can read what is stored in that manner? Would that help deal with this and or that issue?
Superior! Thanks for doing the research to find a great solution.
Nice video. A lot of good ideas. Thank you.
Helpful for CDs and dvds. Thanks! I have a lot of operas each of which is multidisc, with thick booklets with background and libretti. Hate to get rid of the boxes....
Getting rid of the boxes is painful but so worth it 👌
you can now buy sleeves that fit Blurays and discs perfectly through Amazon 😀👍. I'm looking to put my Blurays in sleeves as well, so I can collect more with less space .
I wish you would do a video on how to store TV series so that you can keep the clip art cover and still put them into sleeves. I have searched the Internet and I have not seen one single video on how to store TV series.The problem with TV series is that sometimes there's 6 to 8 disks in each season. I'd appreciate it if you do video on this. I really want to keep the cover art with all the disks in each season together.
It truly is the way to go the same people who pay subscriptions same people who finance and lease cars we buy them out right buy something to own not to borrow
I agree! My philosophy re physical media is that I'll only pay for it once, if it's a movie that warrants repeat viewings at will. I'm not enthusiastic about streaming services, since you have to keep purchasing the subscription(s) if you want to keep watching. I figure if vinyl record sales are now quite popular, I can certainly defend owning 300 movies on DVD. (Though I came of age in the 1970's; why anyone would prefer vinyl to CDs or free music streaming is beyond me!)
Great video, gave me some good ideas
Matt Smith hi Matt thanks leaving a comment, not going to lie it's a bit painful to throw the cases away but this really works great to save space but keep all the covers 👍
Doing this causes CD/DVD ROT the original cd/DVD cases have holes for a reason the cd/DVD have to breathe.
Well all I can say is 5 years on and no discs have failed me yet - matter for you though
On Canadian Amazon similar bags seem available but not necessarily targeted to dvd / Blu-rays.
What are the size requirements of the sleeves so i can guarantee the slip cover of dvd will fit?
And please also give size for CD sleeves (just in case) which will allow the booklet and back inlay.
I’ve been slowly been creating my own movie sets as a way to downsize my collection has my step
1/pick a franchise I have multiple cases for
2/buy a case that can hold them that allow the paper artwork into a new case
3/whic allow me to downsize the cases has I get to have some new space for new stuff or repeat the same step again it’s kinda fun for me
Another one of these videos where you store media against abrasive paper and in a plastic bag that can cause mold. joy
not a terrible idea for blu-rays since you are in such a small space but I wouldn't ever put DVDs in the, they get scratched up a little bit too easy.
What is the thickness of the sleeves are there any more sturdy ones.They looked kind of flimsy when you showed them. Would have loved an actual closer view of the Sleeve products as you were too far away from the camera. I'm a new subscriber and I love your channel.Thank you for posting
Hey Judy thanks for taking time to comment and subscribe, welcome to the channel! I should have done a close up, they are thin but very durable, never had a rip, so far 😳❤️👍
Great video thanks😊
This is really inspiring but after more research I noticed a few comments talking about the oxidation of the paper against the read-side of the disc affecting them negatively. Have you noticed anything of this nature? In theory this can be prevented by storing in a cool dry place, so shouldn't be an issue. :)
Hey Lee, three years on and no problems touch wood
Done this years ago and my DVDs got scratched up. Many of them ruined. I would never do this again.
good video, I have about 80 DVD's, I'm very picky with the DVD's I buy now. Only the very best movies that I know I will watch. Do you feel the same way about physical XBOX and PS4 games? I have a bunch of 360 and XBOX1 games
Check out Slim Disc it's a UK company that sells dvd and blu ray sleeves also they sell dvd/blu ray inner sleeves for the disks.
We are moving to a smaller home and while searching for DVD/Blue ray storage solutions I came across your video. Great idea, thank you so much. Do you have the link for the DVD/Blueray bags? Also, we have some old shows and movies on VHS, they have been in boxes in my basement, any ideas on how to storage those where they would be readily accessible?Thanks Again.
me and my brothers attempted to find a better storage for VHS movies and we removed the tapes from the inside. this way we had a collection of just the spools of tape. sadly, they unwound in a box creating a tangled mess. it shortly became apparent that we needed more space than before to keep the huge ball of mixed movies. not recommended.
buy a cheap usb VHS digitiser and store them as digital files.....or burn them onto DVDs
Hi mate where did you get the sleevrs
Good idea! Approximately how many will fit in the case and still have room to flip through the CD's? I was going to donate mine but I just can't part with them as I have a great CD player and to me they sound great. Sadly I don't have my albums anymore but I suppose storing them would be worse:) LOL
I think I'll get couple of these cases and will then laminate a guide of how they are alphabetized in each row and place them inside the lid of the case. Bottom to top in the lid would equate to front to back in each of the 3 rows of CDS! Thanks, just what I was looking for! :)
Hey Lori, how did you get on with this?
@@themediapreacher8154 LOL, yes I meant to then suddenly things became interesting at work and I got a bit side tracked. I work in the health care field so...it is what it is:). Funny thing is I haven't even thought about it until you brought it back to my attention. Things are a little less chaotic at work, I really need to get it done and free up the space they occupy:) My only excuse now is we're having incredible above average warm sunny weather this autumn here in Michigan so need to get outdoors while I can after work and enjoy it while it lasts:) This weather is going to be "history" in a week or two. Since I'm weird and have "always" stored my CDS in alphabetical order on their shelves, it should go fast! LOL Thanks for the reminder!
The Amazon links are (a) to the UK and (b) currently unavailable.
Hey Paul, thanks for this, I made the video about 5 years ago so I guess they are now out of date. Try searching blu ray sleeves on Amazon and you should find alternatives 👍
I've been thinking about doing this for my cd collection, but wouldn't doing this take away the value of the products.
yes big time
Do you have a link for the cd flight case? I really enjoyed the video. Thank you!
Hi Vicki, thanks for the kind reply try out this link
www.amazon.co.uk/NEO-ALUMINIUM-FLIGHT-SILVER-SLEEVES/dp/B0012NVNKK/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1541335502&sr=8-13&keywords=cd+flight+case
good luck!!
oops missed the word interesting.
Thank u for the info
I like open plastic box, I see sleeves, all visible, don't like this method
Nah, you should have gotten rid of other things in the house and made the space. That, or live alone.
Watching this makes me wanna watch the movie Cats. 100 times over. Let that sink in for a minute.
Lucifer Morning Star ouch 😂😂😂
You're really quite mad. Lol
I just buy the films that i like so i don't have a problem with buying films for the sake of it .That's when you fall in the trap like you have and you find that most film you have you will never watch. DVD is crap quality and mostly on blu ray now and coming to 4k so any films i have on blu ray i will just sell them as there on 4k.
But i get what you saying for space reasons especially when your moving to another house that would be a life changer but if you throw away the original blu ray or 4k boxes that the disk goes into for saving space then you will lose its value on the market for a rare film with its original box missing.
So what do you do then as you still will have no room because you're keeping the empty original cases' and boxsets for its value reason. Especially if your into Steel book collection edition and boxset like i am for your favourite films with the nice artwork your pretty much not going to throw away those case's some of them are over hundred pounds and a lot more
@@bioshock6935 hey thanks for a great comment. I don’t do this with collectibles, arrow box sets and the like stay in custom packaging but basic blu ray packaging goes into these folders. In terms of the amount, I find my tastes change all the time and I find an urge to watch a movie I haven’t seen in a few years. It’s nice to have such a large selection to hand
Terrible idea. Isn’t that how they sell DVDs/Blu Ray in Bali?!
was thinking the same thing.the plastic case is 50%of the CD/DVD
Just no
I CES. ..colletsion
Rosy Austin hey Rosy thanks for leaving a comment, I can only speak English so don't understand what u have said 🤓
As much as your moving into your home with your wife is, 4 minutes into the video and you still haven't discussed media storage so sorry thumbs down for you and turned off the video.