Slipcover Lingo

[jd.clark88]

Originally Posted by thebard

That's not what I was hoping would "pop out" on that example!

BTW, I think this thread deserves to be stickied...

Lol...I see where you're going with that

[Groge511]

Wow! What a brilliant thread. Really helpful. Great work folks

[Highnight]

I just got the SIXTEEN CANDLES Blu-ray from Arrow and the slipcover has a square hole in the side directly over the hole where you open the case underneath. What is the purpose of this hole?! If slipcovers are to protect the case from getting dust into it, this hole is in the very worst spot! LoL

It's a beautiful embossed slipcover, but the first one I've seen with this square hole!

[Zillamon51]

Originally Posted by Highnight

I just got the SIXTEEN CANDLES Blu-ray from Arrow and the slipcover has a square hole in the side directly over the hole where you open the case underneath. What is the purpose of this hole?! If slipcovers are to protect the case from getting dust into it, this hole is in the very worst spot!

The long, rectangular opening on the side of the case that opens can be used for security devices that prevent opening the case. These were common in rental stores in the DVD era. That's the only thing I can think of.

[tridentsx]

I love slipbox releases, like 2001 and men in black trilogy, is there a database where I can search and find other 4k releases that came in slipbox or hard case?

They remind me of laserdiscs.

[blurayfriend]

This thread just makes me laugh so hard. You ain't hip with the cool cats until you dig that slipcover lingo, yo!

[rickah88]