MacGuyver LaserDisc Fix
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eurddrue
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I believe there is already a thread for youtube videos... 
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Triton
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couldnt be more wrongone of the last laserdisc players made
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Only you would know that!Triton wrote:couldnt be more wrongone of the last laserdisc players madeyour off by exactly half a decade. 2001 in japan and 98 or 99 in the states was the last year for laserdisc. HLD-X9 was one of the last ones
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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Triton
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i think ben is right, bluray of the 70s-90s as laserdisc was the highest quality video format you could buy (other than theatre 35mm reels lol) up until DVD came out and even competed with dvd for a few years before it dropped off the map. some of the very last laserdisc players were laserdisc dvd combo players (the last standalone players were the higest quality ones)
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wow.
Or you could just be like "lol, you fixed it with a paperclip, sweet" instead of just crap all over everything, just a thought, you know, since its so important that I know when the Japanese stopped making Laserdisc players even though 96 is when they practically died in the US. I thought maybe someone would be entertained by such an unorthodox fix, but I guess all the 1337 hAxORz here are just too 1337 for that. Did I mention that was my video and not just something I found on youtube?
Or you could just be like "lol, you fixed it with a paperclip, sweet" instead of just crap all over everything, just a thought, you know, since its so important that I know when the Japanese stopped making Laserdisc players even though 96 is when they practically died in the US. I thought maybe someone would be entertained by such an unorthodox fix, but I guess all the 1337 hAxORz here are just too 1337 for that. Did I mention that was my video and not just something I found on youtube?
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Triton
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not crapping on your vid or whatever, that you fixed an LD player with a paperclip is pretty cool, just pointing out that your statement was incorrect by 2-3 years in the US and half a decade in japan. laserdisc did not die as a video format until late 98 early 99 for LD only playersin the us and 02-03 for combi-players (dvd/LD) in japan the LD format (and muse hi-vision) lasted till 01-02 or so
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