So I was in a random store stoday and came across some X-Files packaging in some vinyl-size casing. One was kinda already open, so I had a peak inside, and I saw what can only be described as a HUGE-looking DVD. There were about 3 or 4 episodes on this disc (whatever it was). The only thing I could think was that it was for digital projection or the suchlike.

Does anyone know what I saw?!

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sounds like a case for mulder & scully to me

lazarz!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laserdisc

They used to use them for karaoke.

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Originally posted by Beat Blog http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laserdisc They used to use them for karaoke.

well they were around at the dawning of the karaoke era but Laserdiscs had and to some extent still have a important following in the cinephile arena.


But trying to get a high quality laserdisc player today costs muchos pesos

We totally used to have one in my basement, doing nothing but collecting dust. I think some of the great titles that we had for it included, Total Recall starring Arnold, and the classic that is die hard.

Was totally cool at the time but never took off i guess :/

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Originally posted by inconspicuous lazarz!

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Originally posted by Ian sounds like a case for mulder & scully to me

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

LD was popular when i was a kid, but pretty much obselete now. But still was fun to watch, too big and heavy vs DVD nowadays