They’re talking about 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, which was introduced in 2016. The video is still compressed, but it’s still much higher quality than DVD and Blu-ray, and can hold 60-100 GB of data.

That’s true, but the DVD-Video standard only supports MPEG-2 at 720x576 (PAL), or 720x480 (NTSC).

Sure, you can put a 1080p AVC-encoded video on a DVD formatted as a data disc, but it won’t play on a DVD player.

while DVDs are 576p-720p

576p is the absolute maximum. Most DVDs are actually 480p.

The Megaverse is real.

“Can you hack my ex-girlfriends Instagram?”

Or, “I have an amazing idea for an app…”

That is a temporary solution. OP is looking for a whole other service to replace YouTube.

I’m not sure if you can replace YouTube. It’s too popular and has been a mainstay of the Internet for 19 years. We won’t be able to convince people to just up and leave YouTube.

Best case scenario is to lead by example and start sharing videos from PeerTube.

• South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999)
• The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004)

This is what the inside of a Redbox kiosk looks like:

I think it’s because I’ve synonymized “heavy marketing” with “bad movie”

Totally understand. It almost feels like Ryan Reynolds is gonna say “the hiearchy of power in the MCU is about to change”.