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My problem is that streaming is really the most economical as many don’t pay for any of these services, yet have access to an account for everything from either a family member, partner, friend, etc. basically free at that point

That is what people who were born in the 1980’s and 1990’s are like. 2010’s and 2020’s is way too early for streaming services. They should have Postponed all streaming services. Maybe we should ban all streaming services because changes like that are too extreme and too much radical.

My local library is decently funded, so it has a 3D printer, Cricut cutter, sewing machine, wood engraver, seed library, musical instrument rental, board game checkouts…so many cool resources that people don’t know about! I recently attended a clothes-mending event there and repaired a hole in my jeans for the first time 🪡

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did this video conclude with ... you shoud be woke ? eww 🤮

get my pryin’ bar, i wanna go down to the libarry and rent some mooovies

You’re supposed to tell people that you’re advertising in the beginning of the vid

I have a camcorder exactly like that but I think it’s the model before as it’s not full hd. I’m hoping it still works as if it does, I am definitely going to try this out. This video was amazing and really inspiring man! Thanks for the awesome work. Really love the retro vibe you get from camcorders.

Is dvd and blu ray better than streaming

I broke up with streaming and I’ve been seeing my personal collection full-time

Literally haven’t even watched this video yet and already liked it cuz it’s great to see that there are indeed people who continue to buy physical media

Nah I'd use libgen 😎

damn you're friends with speaker?! Thats awesome

My family was an early adopter of streaming as well. I remember netflix was filled with mockbuster movies like Megashark vs Giant Octopus. Netflix back in the day is like paying for a worse selection of Tubi today.

This is how I treat my youtube account. Just don't share the links 🤷‍♂

why tf did i not know this

I want to write because my thoughts, the people I want to help, and the trials we face although repeated through history are not immortal

Okay, there's a kid wearing a Shawnee sweatshirt. Is that Shawnee High School??? I'm (way) older than you, but I went to Lenape. My cousin went to Cherokee. Small world. Also, I am going to hit the thrift shops to find a camcorder. This video really inspired me. Thanks!

I got a canon camcorder like this on the shelf. it has been on my mind for a while that I want to get back to using it. This is my sign I guess. thank you!

I really like this idea, I have always said that you can't film anything anymore without the thought of it being uploaded somewhere, which really does change the intention of the act to record, and how that act is then percieved, and how then others act in relation to that act. Home video like what we used to do.

I love watching movies on my projector. It makes horror movies scarier.

Nice video man, really liked it

Part of the fun of a physical collection is the display though.

I have never covered my ears during a horror movie. Eyes tho

⭐ *Promosm*

Ha Catan , my board game shelves rival my media shelves but I like having my stuff easy to pull from a shelf , if binders work better for you then hey what ever works. I also hit my librarys used for sale room often.

I absolutely love seeing people in their twenties who’ve only really known streaming embrace physical media. I was in my late teens when DVD came out and it was such an amazing format in terms of getting people to invest in physical copies of the films they loved. The picture quality wasn’t great by today’s standards but on a CRT TV it was leaps and bounds ahead of VHS. And the special features were always so much fun to dive into. It’s why I love labels like Arrow Video because they really celebrate the films with comprehensive special features for even obscure releases. Whereas streaming services just treat films like more grist for the mill.

I absolutely love seeing people in their twenties who’ve only really known streaming embrace physical media. I was in my late teens when DVD came out and it was such an amazing format in terms of getting people to invest in physical copies of the films they loved. The picture quality wasn’t great by today’s standards but on a CRT TV it was leaps and bounds ahead of VHS. And the special features were always so much fun to dive into. It’s why I love labels like Arrow Video because they really celebrate the films with comprehensive special features for even obscure releases. Whereas streaming services just treat films like more grist for the mill.

Love the library! Great video. Any suggestions if my library doesn’t offer Kanopy or Freegal Music. Any workaround to get access?

Its sad that when/if this gains traction its likely to be cracked down on because its not profitable enough

You can watch and enjoy your movies and CDs whenever you want

What a waste of time...This is just a ten minute commercial for a projector that this dude was given for free.... Never trust a reviewer who didn't pay for what they're reviewing.

My special needs son loves his physical movies, has a big collection....but I still feel this is something that's eventually is going to disappear....🤔🤷‍♀️

0:58 Me who brings my laptop to play games for the entire day using their power:

Op shops are actually elite when it comes to this. $2 dvds, $2 cds and plenty of insanely cheap books that are actually insane.

So this is a really cool idea in theory but will vary greatly from location to location how well it actually works in supplanting someone's subscriptions. It's a start though.

My mate has gone back to physical media. He misses having DVDs. He's been buying some Marvel Films on DVD (that he is into).

Thank you for the video. I hope it reaches people who didn't use libraries before.

I grew up in libraries I love them!!

I find it interesting that you don't consider yourself a collector, but buy so much physical media and especially unseen stuff. Now, I love my physical media, but I'm very deliberate with purchases of physical media. Outside of rare instances, I won't buy anything I haven't already seen and that I know I will want to watch multiple times. I look at my physical media and my streaming services as complimentary. I can use streaming to watch my favorite TV shows without dropping a ton of money to buy multiple seasons physically and to watch new and interesting shows. Not to mention, it's much more rare to go back and rewatch 100+ episodes of a TV show than it is a 2-3 hour movie. I'd be curious to find out how many of those DVDs you have piled in those sleeves have been watched more than once......

This is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't realize modern libraries had become so good since I was a kid. I just checked with my local library and it's only 5 euro a year for unlimited audiobooks and all these other things!

Dude, this is AWESOME thank you 😊

No

You are not missing anything in relation to Spongbob.

I remember going with my siblings and checking out dvds and comic books when we were poor, I use to bring my mp3 player too because you can download 3 songs from a selection per week for free, it cost them literal cents per song so offered it at the time.

I want to get to where the Only Subscription I have is my $5/month to PBS- the Public Broadcasting Station. They do a lot of charity work in the area, and I grew up watching Reading Rainbow, Sesame Street, Wishbone, CyberChase, and so many more because of them. They also do a lot to support local arts programs, and you can watch really solid documentaries, operas, and so much more through them. But I definitely am going to look into this, and hopefully save myself a good $20/month. Thank you!!

buy dvd and put to the garbage these horrible plastic case to avoid these shells full of plastic. since I bought plastic sleeve for my dvd, I reduced 90% of storage . I have them in some kind of box like you choose vinyl in a store. it's nicer and CLEAN. all used dvd you buy have horrible dirty case. Put them to "recyclage" and buy slim sleeve ;) Believe me it's a game changer !

I'm pretty sure the vetting of information in books really... isn't any better than anywhere else. Anyone can write a book, fill it with their craziest opinions written as facts, and get it published. the main difference is that books are mostly advertised still by word of mouth; there's no algorithm at the library strategically placing controversial books on the front shelves in the hopes of drumming up engagement in the checkout line.

you guys like ghost stories? I got one for you: "Once upon a time, RUclips was put in charge of the public library system... the end."