Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
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silentotter17 said:Look, I see things differently. It isn't just about the cash. It's about creating memories that money can't buy.
Maybe you have that luxury because $15,000 isn't coming straight out of your wallet. Large-scale projects require capital. And when you ask for capital, you have to justify the expense. We aren't the Yankees; we can't just hand someone a $2 million contract and expect them to go jog through Central Park.😁 Right now, a DVD collection is a low priority compared to other needs.😉
silentotter17 said:Priceless memories. In five or ten years, you'll be able to pop in that DVD, watch the whole season, and relive all those great moments—big games and small ones alike.
You don't need a DVD for that. Just pull up YouTube and everything is right there. From the atmosphere at the Bronx in '88 to the Lakers in 2012... it's all available to anyone with an internet connection.🙂
silentotter17 said:You’re definitely including plenty of filler games—stuff like minor league matchups that people watch once and forget.
I agree we should take more time, but if we waited until the end of the season to release the DVD, we'd have much more time to actually make it high quality.
Processing, editing, and encoding video for a physical DVD is not the same as uploading to YouTube. To make one decent DVD, you're looking at at least four months of work, putting in several hours every single day. I don't have that kind of free time. I'm 31 years old. I have a job, a family, and a hundred other responsibilities that I didn't have two years ago when I was making DVDs like it was my full-time gig. Life happens.🤷