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Blu-ray TV Complete Series Box Sets: The Big Bang Theory $68, Batman Beyond

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Gruv has Select Blu-ray TV Collections on sale from $29.74 when you enter promo code HAPPYANNY15 in cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter dubba-low for posting this deal.

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The Batman: The Complete Series (Box Set) $29.74
Batman Beyond: The Complete Series (Box Set) $29.74
Superman: The Complete Animated Series (Box Set) $29.74
Batman: The Complete Animated Series (Box Set) $38.24
Friends: The Complete Series (Box Set) $49.29
The Big Bang Theory: The Complete Series (Box Set) $67.99
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Gruv [gruv.com] has Select Blu-ray TV Collections on sale from $24.99 - 15% off when you enter the promo code HAPPYANNY15 at checkout = $21.24. Shipping is Free.

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Rome: The Complete Collection (Box Set) [gruv.com] $21.24 -OOS
The Batman: The Complete Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $29.74
Batman Beyond: The Complete Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $29.74
Superman: The Complete Animated Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $29.74
Batman: The Complete Animated Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $38.24
Friends: The Complete Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $49.29
The Big Bang Theory: The Complete Series (Box Set) [gruv.com] $67.99
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just rip your shows, properly name it with filebot, and plex takes care of everything. That's a jukebox

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11-06-2023 at 11:34 AM.

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Sony used to make the CX960 and CX7000 400 disc blu-ray changers and they're super expensive now because they stopped making them. I had the 960 and it was pretty great but very large. Both of them had gracenote to identify the discs and you could also manually name them. I don't think a 4K version exists and good luck tracking down either of them without paying a kings ransom.

I've been keeping an eye out for one of them and the prices are falling a bit. Will likely pull the trigger sometime next year. I had the Sony DVD player and it was a tank but it was lost in my move.

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11-08-2023 at 08:30 AM.

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Depends how you define cheap, but the cheapest solution I did was around $1,500 ($370 for a Synology DS 423+, $960 for four 18GB hard disks, $80 for an libredrive-compatible LG blu ray drive, and optionally around $100 for a Plex license). That's probably a lot by middle class standards but also only about 6x what many pay for a 1-disc 4k blu ray player.

Then there's also the hours that it takes to set things up (much faster if you get multiple blu ray drives, and ideally at least one should be made by Pioneer but it's quite difficult now to buy a model with older firmware that's libredrive-compatible).

I literally just finished ripping all my Blu rays, and got all my files backed up on spare hard drives. Holy smokes keeping them in native file size is a lot of data. Mine is 10 terabytes and growing.

I went a little cheaper than you, old ram lying around, cheap amd processor, three used 3tb hard drives, 2 old 1tb laptop drives (these 5 drives became the backups), and just added four 4tb drives. Maybe $650.

Could I have gone cheaper in places? Yes. Do I have my libre 4k drive yet? Nope, but I only have maybe eight 4k discs, so I felt like I had to burn the Blu rays first anyways.

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11-09-2023 at 04:52 PM.

Liking the Smallville option in there, same for Entourage, however not at that price point

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11-09-2023 at 11:27 PM.

also have Batman 1950s TV Show and it shot on film so benefit from high screen resolutations these days

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11-10-2023 at 08:18 AM.

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Just FYI: Gruv (if they have digital copies) is very hit-and-miss - worse, you can't get an answer pre-purchase. Go look up specs on Amazon.

I have a massive disc collection but it's crazy how low of numbers they build players in.

Honestly, we should have extremely cheap 'jukebox' that will take 1000+ discs but no one wants to invest time in it. It could be huge and you could move the laser not the disc so it wouldn't have to be terribly expensive . . . . but you know, streaming

I have a large disc collection too and would love something like this. I used to have a Sony one for cds back in the day. It held 200 discs and I loved it. It looked great in my shelf system too.