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And have few days ago. I like spinny media.
Oh, I also have a half destroyed portable CD player (previous battery leak, damaged screen, broken stop button) that can even play mixed mode CD with MP3 files. That means I can combine lossy and lossless on the same disc. It can even shuffle between the 2 parts, albeit with a slight delay.
Mine was around 2016 and IIRC I said something like “Never thought I’d be burning a CD in 2016!” because some Autodesk software required it and we had to fish a CD-RW drive out of storage in the client’s closet.
i have never burned a single CD or DVD in my entire life
ps: i’m 19
To quote Mr. Bringus Studios: “Optical media bad.”
I did back up all my discs though, physical media backups are awesome.
And when was the last time you dubbed a compact cassette? (For me it was 2 hours ago)
Black metal or folk punk?
Yes.
Why do you use cassettes?
They feel nice in the hand and sound good. Also it’s fun mixing them, designing jcards and labels.
I keep my old SATA DVD-RW but I haven’t had it installed in anything for years. I finally recycled my USB floppy drive. I’d kept it to potentially help people with data recovery but decided that floppy data anyone might have lying around had already degraded.
I actually do know when my last disc was burned (it was a DVD though–)
One of my video prod professors demanded we turn in our group assignments in DVD format
… This was in 2018
I was the only person in the entire class that even had a DVD burner. Everyone pooled together to buy a spindle and a Disc Marker and I spent all afternoon burning everyone’s DVDs
A few months ago I started moving most of my audio media over to CDs. I don’t trust streaming services to maintain extensive libraries and/or continue to exist.
We’re already seeing video streaming services remove content from their platforms despite having the rights to it.
I doubt that Spotify or Apple Music won’t do the same in the near future.
Spotify has already removed Toxicity by System of a Down.It’s back again. :sJust curious, why use physical media instead of something like a NAS?
Because my parents had a CD burner and a tower of blank CD-RWs they let me take from their place. Also, doesn’t need an internet connection for me to accesses them when I’m not at home.
That was… two days ago.
Without us realising, Nero burned Rom 😥
WOAH is this why it was called Nero??
Yes. Their logo is a burning colosseum
:O I always thought it was a funky looking cd lol
From what I recall, yeah :)
Well now I’m gonna burn one of my RW disks just to make this wrong.
My LightScribe drive was the best investment of 2011
Pretty sure I still have some media for mine here even. Software might be a hunt to find where it got stored at though.
Oh man I forgot about LightScribe! I remember being like 10 and working my butt off for a summer to be able to afford one. Good times
It was a Linux ISO
I remember having a big stack of discs with tons of random ISOs burned onto them. I don’t actually know where that stack went to be honest
It was a Tails ISO 😅
I still burn CDs for my dad all the time, (I also have a few of them for myself too) since our cars have CD players in them, and while I usually play Music through the Aux it’s good to have CDs for when there’s spotty connection and nothing good on the Radio.
Also still use CDs for my car! CDs just feel like the right solution to local music, sometimes I just want to keep my phone in my pocket (or not on me at all) and drive. USB drives feel too easy to lose
ngl i feel safer digging through CDs while driving than digging through a music library on some phone touchscreen. probably if i learned to use voice controls i’d feel better about the phone but i’m at that age where i’m comfortable enough with my ways that i’d rather not have to change them.
Voice controls are worse and more frustrating still.
