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That’s fine. You’ve got your priorities and buy accordingly. Other folks don’t share that priority of ownership as you define it. And that leads them to different buying choices. :)

Part of the communication gap is people are making different cases, maybe talking past each other. People aren’t talking about whether digital is “really ownership”. They’re simply saying the benefits compared to the cost are good enough for their interests, and the real risks of the product...

I'm out of date on the state of special features on streaming. I saw your earlier post about this. I need to check out the state of affairs, as I continue to contemplate the future of my HTPC and 4K upgrade prospects. :)

I want to go all digital disc-less. But I want the online product to be as good as the disc with all the same bonus features and commentaries. Blu-ray is a terrible format, user hostile, and should be reviled...were it not for its fantastic audio-video quality. Online streaming basically...

There’s a difference in scale that matters. Per your linked post there were about 10 Disney Live titles? And that content was bonus material, not the movies? Contrast to entire libraries of movies bought and owned by the great mass market of movie watchers. Disney deleting all their digital...

Bedroom TV for about ten years. It’s gets a fair bit of use, off and on. But just a basic 40” set....I’m kinda jealous of Crawdaddy’s full setup! :) (Ah, well, the conversation really moved past bedroom TV’s by the time I was able to post. :oops: :))

Having trouble sleeping? Why get out of bed and exacerbate the problem. Turn on bedroom TV, browse your library of movies and play what you and the Sandman want. :)

I currently buy discs for movies, but anticipate going to online / streaming in the next year or two. What I want is a digital library for all my movies, with on-screen browsing of my library and the instant playback of digital; and of course whole-home viewing. Additionally, I no longer use...