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04-01-2009, 04:58 AM	#1
Joe Redifer Member Member since:Jan 2008 Location:Denver, CO USA Blu-ray collection:63 Blu-ray reviews:9	Why are Digital Copies called Digital Copies? So why are "Digital Copies" called that? Are the movies they are copies of in analog? I didn't know Blu-rays could be analog. Thank goodness I have a digital copy included! Oh wait, the Blu-ray version is actually a digital copy as well! So I am confused... both copies are digital copies but only one digital copy gets to be called a digital copy. Wouldn't the term "Portable Copy" be better? I hate marketing.

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