Screenshot: Supersense
Furthermore, not only can you not get any new releases in the VinylVision format, there are actually only five video records you can get your hands on—four of which are available via the Supersense website for about $20 each. Watching entire movies on vinyl would be a pain as each disc can only hold about a music video’s worth of content, a couple of minutes at most.
So who on earth is actually going to invest in the VinylVision format? Aside from YouTube bloggers known for digging up ancient tech, this might be the ultimate solution for hipsters who like to brag about not owning a TV, but deep down secretly miss them. At least you’ll never have to deal with an obsessive videophile trying to argue about the ‘warm’ picture of video on vinyl being better than Blu-ray.