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#288678 16-Jul-2021 16:08

Seeing as The Warehouse doesn't do DVDs in their shops any more, anyone know if they still do DVDs online ? I mean I can see them online, but is that because you can still buy them online or because they never got round to removing the pages.

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#2745232 16-Jul-2021 16:19

They are still doing DVD's online and will be doing new releases and multi buys every now and then in store.

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#2745233 16-Jul-2021 16:20

Ok thanks. I'll give it a go then....

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#2745249 16-Jul-2021 17:37

Best place to look is JB Hi-Fi, or their Australian version if you can’t find it in NZ

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#2745250 16-Jul-2021 17:38

Why did they stop selling DVD's? Not enough demand? I know a few people who still buy them.

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#2745261 16-Jul-2021 17:55

DjShadow:

Best place to look is JB Hi-Fi, or their Australian version if you can’t find it in NZ

Been there, done that. Trying to find series 3 and 6 of Elementary and The Warehouse was easily the cheapest.

And they just won't make bluray versions apparently.

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#2745262 16-Jul-2021 17:57

quickymart:

Why did they stop selling DVD's? Not enough demand? I know a few people who still buy them.

(Almost) everybody streams now I guess. I stream as well but still like 4K discs or blurays. DVDs only when desperate.

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#2745356 16-Jul-2021 18:45

rb99:

(Almost) everybody streams now I guess. I stream as well but still like 4K discs or blurays. DVDs only when desperate.

I would rather have a physical disk since the quality is better, assuming the title is available.

I typically watch one episode of a TV show each night before bed. A long-running show can take more than nine months to watch, making the Blu-rays cheaper than streaming.

As for The Warehouse, I no longer buy anything from there. JB Hifi seemed much more efficient at getting products to me, particularly pre-orders which seemed to take The Warehouse days to get out after the release date.

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#2745390 16-Jul-2021 20:23

SirHumphreyAppleby:

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(Almost) everybody streams now I guess. I stream as well but still like 4K discs or blurays. DVDs only when desperate.

I would rather have a physical disk since the quality is better, assuming the title is available.

I typically watch one episode of a TV show each night before bed. A long-running show can take more than nine months to watch, making the Blu-rays cheaper than streaming.

As for The Warehouse, I no longer buy anything from there. JB Hifi seemed much more efficient at getting products to me, particularly pre-orders which seemed to take The Warehouse days to get out after the release date.

I go for whatever seems the cheapest, even if its from overseas. What can I say, it adds up.

You should try the original Law & Order - 456 episodes....

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#2746498 19-Jul-2021 11:31

Buy from Trademe , or Amazon .
I still occasionally buy CD's , from Trademe . I cant be bothered driving to a shop for them .

Its all obslete tech, so no surprise if The Warehouse doesnt stock it. A bit like wanting VHS :-)

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#2746521 19-Jul-2021 12:07

Actually (slight diversion here) speaking of obsolete tech like VHS - anyone know of a good, inexpensive VHS conversion service? I'm looking to get rid of some old video cassettes and would like them digitised so I've got a copy of them forever :)

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#2746576 19-Jul-2021 12:19

I'm sure there are, but you can buy pci-e cards to record vcr tapes. Except you'd need a vcr player as well. Maybe not the cheapest option, though admittedly this -

https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/electronics-photography/dvd-blu-ray-players/vcr-players/listing/3177893748?bof=ZoM1eSpp

seems to be a somewhat atypical example 😀

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#2746579 19-Jul-2021 12:27

Haha they gotta be joking.

I've got similar unit with DVD record option collecting dust in my wardrobe.

Have used it to convert VHS to DVD.

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