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सोनई ब्लू-रे मीडिया का उत्पादन अगले महीने से बंद कर दिया जाएगा ⟦…⟧

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सोनी की रिकॉर्डेबल ब्लू-रे मीडिया डिस्कें फरवरी 2025 तक उत्पादन बंद कर रही हैं. ब्लू-रे डिस्कों को एक समय में डीवीडी का स्थान लेने के लिए निर्धारित किया गया था, लेकिन अब लगभग दो दशक बाद उनके निर्माण को बंद कर दिया जाएगा।

यह ऑप्टिकल मीडिया स्टोरेज का अंत है, जिसमें सोनी के ब्लू-रे निर्माता ने अपने ग्राहकों को उनके सहयोग के लिए धन्यवाद दिया है। इसके साथ ही रिकॉर्डेबल ब्लू-रे डिस्क मीडिया, मिनी डिस्क और मिनीडीवी कैसटेट्स का उत्पादन भी समाप्त हो रहा है।सोनी ने पुनः कहा कि कोई अनुवर्ती मॉडल नहीं होगा, क्योंकि ब्लू-रे अब तकनीकी दृष्टि से पुरानी श्रेणी में माना जाता है। प्रारंभ में, रिकॉर्ड करने योग्य उपभोक्ता ब्लू-रे और ऑप्टिकल डिस्क का उत्पादन जुलाई 2024 में समाप्त हो गया था।

हालाँकि यह सुझाव दिया गया था कि उत्पादन व्यवसायों के लिए जारी रहेगा, अंततः यह लाभदायक नहीं रहा। ब्लू-रेडिया मीडिया 2000 के दशक की मध्य में सफल रहा, लेकिन अब आम जनता भौतिक डिस्कों के बजाय स्ट्रीमिंग सेवाओं को सब्सक्राइब करना पसंद करती है।

दुर्भाग्य से, उन लोगों के लिए जिनके पास मीडिया लाइब्रेरी बना रहे हैं, यह अंत है। रिकॉर्डेबल ब्लू-रे मीडिया के लिए सोनी द्वारा उत्पादन बंद करने पर आप क्या सोचते हैं? नीचे अपनी राय साझा करें।

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8 Comments

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Candus Vallee · 1 year ago

Hi I really wish you were not doing this I have bought a lot of Stuff from you over the years but you stopping is not a very good idea

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JD · 1 year ago

Sony said it’s stoping production of the BD-R, not movies or tv Blu Ray releases.

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Robyn · 1 year ago

Good, physical media is holding back cheaper prices for entertainment. In nearly every circumstance you can always find a digital product cheaper than a physical product. As for your opening statement about Blu-ray slated to replace DVD…. Well, it did. Even by your own article ‘nearly two decades’ confirms that, yet you wrote it as if it was a flop like HD-DVD.

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Papi Cucho · 1 year ago

I agree. Just like Netflix shut down DVD rentals. Yet it was still profitable by 100 million per year. I mean, how much money do these greedy pigs need.

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Gamesdmc · 1 year ago

This is for blank recordable Blu-ray 📀. in other countries they record a lot of content on these disc.this really doesn’t effect America.

This doesn’t mean that they will stop making Blu-ray 📀 Movies 🍿🎥

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Jim Savitz · 1 year ago

I can understand the focus on streaming instead of physical discs. Except for one issue. Access to streaming content is revocable by the distributor and/or the publisher. When you have a physical disc you have a copy of the content which cannot be taken away from you (irrevocable).

Listen to the Netflix and Disney comments about watching specific titles before they leave the streaming service.

In my book possession is value.

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Blu Ray Enjoyer · 1 year ago

I wish people would actually report on this correctly. They’re shutting down manufacture of recordable Blu Ray discs specific to the Japanese market. This nuance is repeatedly lost in reporting, which makes it sound like ALL Blu Ray production is being halted. It’s not true.

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Romano Sega · 1 year ago

Sony is the founder of the physical format since CD. Not quite sure why they shutting down this division for Blu-ray, to think that they are also initiate Blu-ray disc . Much better they just down sized that division since there are still market for physical media collectors and not have an access to the net. Physical media and streaming can coexist in one universe for both benefits for collection and convenience.

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