Who is super crazy Jdorama VCD/DVD collector here?

Started by cyberarts · 31 Mar 2004 · 81 replies

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31 Mar 2004, 16:54 #1
I have been collecting for past 6 years and now owns 108 sets. Thanks to the mydrama function here that able the counting. I am still lost with the animies. My family members said I am crazy. The most expensive set I brought was GTO at Sing doller $100++ just after the telecast in Japan. So is there anybody here as crazy as me?
31 Mar 2004, 17:18 #2
wow..!!! myjaw dropped when i read you have 108 sets.. that's is like sooo.. wow.. i don't own a lot though, but i have been collecting since 2001 year end till now.. about 34 sets like that.. hoping to collect more.. but at a slow pace though.. since i don't earn the money.. :sweat:
31 Mar 2004, 17:23 · edited #3
Holy crap, 108? I dunno how many I have but sheezus! I'll keep going, I've been collecting since 2001 :P
31 Mar 2004, 17:59 #4
cyberarts wrote:I have been collecting for past 6 years and now owns 108 sets.

We have a winner..

:P :beaten:
31 Mar 2004, 21:46 #5
thats a lot of disks! Correct me if I'm wrong, but i think this thread would be more appropriate in the Buy/Sell/Trade section of Jdorama.
31 Mar 2004, 21:53 #6
In one year I've attained 55% of 108 (approx 60 dramas)... :)

108 though... i couldnt imagine all the storage space required. :sweat:
31 Mar 2004, 22:36 #7
I have been buying sets in the last 3 or 4 years and have bought 52 sets
1 Apr 2004, 02:14 #10
I'm a DVD addict since Sept 2003..haven't counted my collection..probably about 50..I love getting the season ones. I have to buy a few DVDs with every paycheck. On my birthday I assigned my friends which DVD(s) to buy for me! Can't wait for my birthday this year! lol
1 Apr 2004, 02:31 #11
wow 108! :google: :applaud: i dont have much j/kdramas either, lets say i have about 10-15 sets :sweat: heheh plus i dont earn alotta money either, just a poor student like anybody else.. although im a dvd addict too, with various titles http://dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?id=oishi+sushi :mrgreen:
1 Apr 2004, 03:19 #12
hmm.. Vcd sets? i've grown out of vcds for awhile. but i've made my own vcds for a long time (since 1998, so for about 7 years now?)
i have vcd sets of buffy the vampire slayer, angel, smallville, lois and clark, roswell, ah... and countless others.
as for dvds, that is my current passion also. i probably have around 100+ store bought dvd movies.. not really sure how much.
and as for jdramas/kdramas.. i have vcd sets and tapes that i've been collecting since 1995 or 1996 (so almost 10 to 8 years). plus that doesn't count the crap i've been downloading and trading this past year.. lol (which is all on cd-r and dvd-r) :mrgreen: i wont even bother counting how many drama dvd-rs/cd-rs i have.
1 Apr 2004, 03:47 #13
amrayu wrote:hmm.. Vcd sets? i've grown out of vcds for awhile. .

Me too! Matter of fact, I now despise trading for VCDs... I can copy my own VCDs 100-percent of the time. But for some reason, copying VCDs made by other people is like trying to pass the Bar Exam... I only have a 85-percent success rate in copying those VCDs. What I'm doing nowadays is extract the DAT files off the VCDs I already have, run VCDGear through them to make sure they're formatted properly, then burn them to DVD-ISO format. If someone wants the series in VCD, I'll then make the VCDs from scratch, rather than trying to do a VCD-to-VCD copy.

Otherwise... Looking at my current list, I probably have over 100 VCD sets, but stored either in MPEG-1/2 file format, or in CloneCD image format across DVD-ISO discs. And, being an anal-retentive person, I also back up my raw TV captures in 720x480 format onto DLT tape (about 30GB per tape, with about 4GB per episode) in case someone wants a series in DVD quality.

--- groink
1 Apr 2004, 03:51 #14
I've only been collecting dramas since 2001. I was collecting anime since 99 though :P
1 Apr 2004, 04:41 #15
if its anime, i cant recall how many i have that arent even on my dvd list, theyre mostly on vhs.. ive been watching since i was 6 (18 yrs. ago) and started collecting them around 1991 :rolleyes:
1 Apr 2004, 06:36 #17
ahochaude wrote:I'm pretty sure that you have a lot of Yonekura Ryoko DVDs/VCDs though? :hehe: :hehe:

I don't have as many as I'd like, but I'm not going to buy non-subbed VCDs/DVDs to add to my list of 170+ VCD/DVD/LD discs...
1 Apr 2004, 06:42 #18
amrayu wrote:
hmm.. Vcd sets? i've grown out of vcds for awhile.

groink wrote:
Me too! Matter of fact, I now despise trading for VCDs.
--- groink


ME TOO! i hate trading for vcds, or burning vcds for anyone. before it was a fact of life to burn VCDs.. now OMG, i just hate having that many discs..to even think about it. :shocked:
1 Apr 2004, 13:28 · edited #19
In the past 2 years I just got into J-dorama's. Most of what I have has been from d/ling and trading. Most are in vcd/svcd format.

But I also have starting recording from our local japanese station to dvd.

My first love is Korean dramas. Been watching them for over 15 years. Can't even imagine how many dramas I have on tape. But have a closet that is packed with vhs tapes. Must be over 750 tapes, probably a lot more than that. I stopped recording to tape a few years ago. Now everything i done is to dvd-r. And I am slowly trying to convert those vhs tapes at least the good quality ones to dvd-r. What a time consuming process.

Lets not even get into movies and tv series on dvd. I started buying dvds when they first came out in April of 1997. I probably have about 700 dvds in my collection. My kids also must have over 500 in their collection.

What is worst ever since I found out about korean movies on dvd with subtitles I have gone on a buying spree. In the past 2 years i have brought over 100 korean movies on dvd as well as 15 korean drama dvd boxsets. I think I need some type of therapy. :crazy:
1 Apr 2004, 14:29 #20
Scorpion wrote:Lets not even get into movies and tv series on dvd. I started buying dvds when they first came out in April of 1977.


DVD came out in 1977??? :crazy:
YEA right..... April Fools!

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