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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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If you have a DVD player or your desktop and/or laptop has a disc drive (or you got a USB disc drive) you can turn them into CDs if you are feeling retro.
Or if you happen to have some videos, you can use some DVD authoring software to make a DVD of them. It's good if you happen to somehow have the episode files for your favorite TV show. ;)
I haven’t bought a CD in well over a decade but I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to think of CDs as retro lol
I mean the first CDs were released 1982 in Japan, 1983 in N.A. and Europe.