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How Many Dvd players do you have?

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In addition to my dvd/vcr combo system, I've got a drive in my laptop that plays dvds, and my Playstation2 as well. My question is, how many of you have insane numbers of electronics that play movies. And better yet, how many do you actually use for said purpose?

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I have a DVD player for the living room TV, a DVD player for the bedroom TV that broke when the cat knocked it over and a DVD drive which I never use on my computer.

 

EDIT: Forgot about the PS2. There's also the work Mac, but I don't count that one.

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1. Toshiba Upconvert - used in living room

2. PS2 - use mainly for video games

3. DVD/VCR Combo - Part of the TV in Main bedroom

4. 5-disc DVD-changer-home theater in a box hooked up in bedroom(used to be the living room setup)

5. DVD/VCR combo in 2nd bedroom

6. DVD-Rewritable on Computer <---Dunno if this should count for one or two, because technically both drives can PLAY DVDS, only one can write them.

7. Samsung DVD player in closet, not currently being used......

 

 

Seven.

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Guest Princess Leena

Hubby has some fancy DVD-VCR-whatever combo thing that I'm still not sure how to use yet.

 

I still use my XBox. It's better than any DVD player anyway.

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Guest Princess Leena

I forgot about our 5 computers. I forget that you even put discs in these things...

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Hubby has some fancy DVD-VCR-whatever combo thing that I'm still not sure how to use yet.

 

I still use my XBox. It's better than any DVD player anyway.

 

WTF....when did you get married? I didn't even know you were dating. Did you elope or something?

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Guest Smues

PC with 2 (one's a burner, one's not), 2 laptops with them, PS2, Xbox, Xbox360, portable DVD player, DVD/VCR combo, plus 2 stand alone players.

 

So 11, 12 if you count the one in my work laptop.

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The wife and I have three standard dvd players (two that never get used though), 2 in laptops, 1 in a desktop and my PS2. So 7 dvd players in total. One is used to watch dvd's.

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One in the bedroom, one in the office, one in the guest room, one in the living room, both ps2's, this cpu, my laptop. Now, considering I'm at my girlfriends apartment just as equal, throw in her bedroom, her laptop that I use more often anyways, her living room.

 

So that's 11. I probably only use the one in the office anyways.

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Al, what's this doing in here?

 

Moved to Computers/Internet/Technology.

 

And I own 3. My Xbox 360, my upconverting Samsung and a VCR/DVD combo.

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In my room:

A 5-disc changer, a burner, a PS2, and 2 drives on my PC, and a player hooked up to my capture device

 

Other rooms:

A DVD player in the family room, 2 DVD players downstairs, 2 computers with 2 drives each, a laptop, and an old DVD player that's not hooked up to anything

 

total: 15, 19 if you count all 5 discs in the 5-disc player

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2 in one desktop

1 in other desktop

1 in server

1 in laptop

1 in PS2

1 Xbox 360

1 portable DVD

1 in living room

1 in bedroom

 

So 10. If you count work, then 13.

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Two in the living room (one's a dvd burner, the other a regular player)

PS2

One in game room

portable

each of our laptops

my pc

one in our bedroom

 

so...9. A lot more than I thought.

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