Originally posted by draqon
even a DVD is considered a 'video' by most people. Some words stay in common usage decades after they became scientifically obsolete. A good example: walk into a music store and say "I want the latest Red Hot Chili Peppers or Bob Dylan album" and they won't look at you funny or hand you a vinyl album.
Originally posted by woeger
Interesting that you bring up DVDs vs. Videos, as I was the initial registrant of DVD.NET. As soon as I heard the development of DVDs were in the works I regged DVD.NET back in 1997.
I then sold it to Sonic Solutions for $2,000 I believe within a few months about the time that DVDs came out.
Perhaps I should have held it until today?? I wonder what it would be worth in today's market.
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