My Complete Horror Laserdisc Collection
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2023
- Here is a look at my complete horror laserdisc collection
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I always did and still do love The Howling movie poster.
The Thing🤩❤
Laserdisc isn’t digital. It’s an analog optical format. They did encode digital audio on later discs during the later years.
It also didn’t “kind of” precede DVD, it came out in the late 70’s and was available LONG before.
After laser discs, there was a VCD, which didnt last long in a year DVD came Out
Those covers are so cool
I really love laserdiscs!
Dvds and laser disk are not 1080i
We had RCA CED movies when I was a kid in the ‘80s, but one major problem was that they would get dusty and would skip horribly and they would skip chapters out of nowhere.
Makes sense that the product failed if CED had those issues back then. Yikes 😱
Great vid bud, I had a laserdisc player and around 40 movies years ago, I could kick myself for selling them 😔
Laser disk is analogue actually
Where did you get the dvd shelves, they look nice! Wood?
Thank you! Yes they are wood and I built them myself! I have a video on my channel going over how I build them if your curious
@@kylesmoviecollection nice! The wood looks great!
Laser desk was also analog, not digital
Correct, 425 NTSC lines also, higher for PAL.
Digital discs didn’t come until dvd came out
Sa-weet
hi you got me started collecting dvd horror boxsets, thank you. nice video
that’s awesome! Its definitely a rabbit hole but its also such a fun hobby! enjoy the journey!
Thanks. I used to collect for 8mm film. You know those Super 8mm Castlefilms, I had alot of the Universal Classic Monsters on that 8mm film which is dope. Great artwork, small and compact boxes. It's fun threading the film through the projector too lol@@kylesmoviecollection
I believe the laser disk didn’t die until the 90s 92 or 94 or something like that. I love my laser disk collection. The quality is just a slightly better than VHS or Beta but the CED is way way beneath the quality level. Lol.
I worked at Tower Records just after college (1998-2000, during the transition to DVD), and we still had a laserdisc section. The format held on in Japan even longer.
Looks like ur doing this in Daisuke beppu style Lol
Hes a huge inspiration for this channel!
dont need friday 13 on every format some may whant it
Laser disc quality was 480i not 1080i. But dvds were 1080i I believe.
DVD it's not 1080i
@@32discodave that is right. That format actually never came to Europe.
Hey man, this is a random request, I'm looking for a digital copy of 1960's Psycho so I can upscale it and combine it's open matte with my 4K copy, would you be interested in collaborating?
@@32discodave I don't have the technology to play let alone rip a Lazer disk XD
Good video, but Laserdisc wasn’t a Digital format; it was Analog video like Vhs was but was higher quality. I mainly got into collecting the format because of some of the Anime titles that were released on it. But I’ve got a cool Boxset of The Rocky Horror Picture Show that has the soundtrack and a Book written by Sal Piro about the films cult status. Another highlight of my collection is The first season of HBO’s Spawn; which has all the episodes compiled into a Movie. Nothing really that you can’t get on Dvd, but it has a cool gatefold with some awesome artwork in it which is why I got it. Oh, and I have the Criterion Edition of Akira which is pretty rare
Came to say this. Later players and discs offered digital audio, but the video was always analog. Very different technology from DVD.
Also, LD (originally called Discovision) actually predated (and nearly outlasted!) videotapes.
PS: I enjoyed the video-looking forward to your others. Can’t beat those gatefold covers and the retro charm of those shiny, absurdly large, heavy, inconvenient discs. (My laserdisc players struggle to get them spinning, but once the discs are spinning, they still play and usually look good as new.)
The Deep Pioneer Special Edition is.better