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High-Def => General HD Discussion => Topic started by: edwn1220 on Sep 06, 2013 at 08:04 AM
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Nobody has shared how to do this. Let me start:
I became hooked up with collecting BDs when I purchased my very first blu-ray disc (actually it's a set, "24" Season 7) in 2009, and this was a few months before I bought my blu-ray disc player! The BD titles began to build up, and I just piled them on top of each other in a corner. But when we moved into our new home, I have no choice but to start organizing my growing collection. Fast forward to 2013, I now have two cabinets and four pullout drawers housing my collection.
On organizing:
I use the studio (20th Century Fox, Paramount, etc.) as my starting point. I then arrange the titles alphabetically from left to right, top to bottom. The series, box sets, foreign films and animation have their own shelf. Though I haven't tried using other methods, I find this system pleasing to the eyes since the spines look uniform. ;D
I'm thinking of reorganizing the BDs- how do you arrange yours?
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3D movies
boxed sets/special/limited/ultimate editions/digibooks
steelbooks
TV series (includes animes, documentaries)
Triple pack/triple feature movies
The rest in normal amaray cases are arranged alphabetically
(I used to have a Disney category but had to replace it with 3D instead. :D)
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^ It's a good thing you have already organized your BDs. Ikaw yung isa sa mga pinakamaraming collection dito ;D
Question: How about UK BDs -since they have slightly thicker cases, do you separate them as well?
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^ It's a good thing you have already organized your BDs. Ikaw yung isa sa mga pinakamaraming collection dito ;D
Question: How about UK BDs -since they have slightly thicker cases, do you separate them as well?
I have them grouped with the normal US amarays. The trick for me is to not be overly OC anymore. Haha
As much as I want the groups to look neat and kinda uniform looking, may mga pasaway na releases like Taxi Driver na normal edition lang naman pero naka digipack. I still grouped it with the normal ones.
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There is also the issue of slips, pero di ko na pinapansin kung meron o wala ang BD case. It will further complicate things :)
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mine is:
Bluray Books
Slipcase Blurays arranged by action,romance comedy, adventure etc
Disney Movies (slipcase) , Anime (slipcase) and other kids movie (slipcase)
Tv Series
Steelbooks
Limited Edition,Giftset,Collectors Edition on one Shelves
Normal blurays (no slipcase) arranged by genre
;D
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^ Another member with a vast collection answers! ;D
Some titles have mixed genre. How do you sort if this is the case?
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^ Another member with a vast collection answers! ;D
Some titles have mixed genre. How do you sort if this is the case?
Sir vicsotto probably has the most extensive collection here.
Re:different genres
Haha thats the reason i went with the non-oc arrangement i have. Hirap kasi pabago bago isip ko so baka ilipat ko madalas sa ibang genre if more than one genre yung isang movie
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ako hanggang benta lang :P pero ganito ang ayos ko :
1. steelbooks
2. 3d
3. boxed sets
4. slipcase
5. no slip
6. opened
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^ Another member with a vast collection answers! ;D
Some titles have mixed genre. How do you sort if this is the case?
if mixed genre, it depends if its a blockbuster movie i put them on the middle shelves if not at the bottom, or i sort them by artist
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This is when I had around 30BDs. The rest of my DVD collection is arranged according to genre.
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Then came my addiction to Steelbooks and Limited Editions
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Then ran out of space and erected a new shelf.
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Steelbooks on the main shelf. Collectibles on floating shelves. DVDs on the new shelf.
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^ Impressive collection. I assume you have multiple editions/versions of titles, too? How do you arrange them?
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wala nang paglalagyan ah >:D
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if mixed genre, it depends if its a blockbuster movie i put them on the middle shelves if not at the bottom, or i sort them by artist
I think the titles placed on your middle shelves are also your personal favorites.
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wala nang paglalagyan ah >:D
Malamang sa inyo galing ni Ryan ang laman ng mga shelves na yan ;D
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I don't want to start a new topic since my question had something to do in organizing..
I had a few steelbooks and I just found out today that some (2 or 3) had a little bit of rust along the rib. I'm meticulous with regards to my small collection. Did any of you had this problem? How do you store steelbooks?
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