Don't Replace the Disc Player? Nonsense

[DrChango]

I personally like strolling down the aisles at Best Buy or Target, looking for some random action movie or foreign film that didn't get a theatrical release, walking up to the counter with a few finds in hand (and maybe some junk food to go with it) and go home with my goodies. I don't get the same feeling from getting movies online, though it is more convenient and all.

Just my $.02

With porn, though, I'd have to say online is the way to go for me, but we've been seeing an upsurge in DVD sales with Pink Visual and Male Spectrum, which is "kicking ass" according Cory=)

[derekt]

I agree and disagree.
Our VOD revenue that we earn from Streaming Content Programs such as AEBN and Hot Movies is great. Our VOD revenue pays 100% of our bills, compensates the model cost, and gives us a monthly profit.

The DVD Side of things is great as well. For the past 3 years we have been manufacturing in house and only fulfilling orders from our online stores and we sell wholesale for 3 other online stores. We've definitely made it through the economic hardship. Matter of fact, we've always had DVD Cases "in stock" for the discs. to ship to consumers. Last week was the first time ever that we ran out. I won't go into numbers but DVDs are very strong for us as well.

Very recently, AVN or XBiz put out something in their magazine that 85% of consumers wish to download and own videos. Our DVD Download To Own Site (xxxdto.com) is doing absolutely terrific.
For the month of April, there was 341 downloads.
For the month of May there was 296 downloads.

With this said, consumers will always want DVD Product. They will always want the pay-per-view module. And they will always want the ability to download and own what they want. When these three things go in hand in this industry, it will always earn revenue or sell. This is just my two cents from fact experiences.