>(Hyb)
Why does Right Stuf still use the archaic "Hybrid" term for dual- or
multi-language DVD releases? Hybrid was for Laserdiscs with multiple
language tracks, analog and digital. We're not dealing with Laserdiscs
anymore.
I really wish they'd use a different term. "Dual language" or something.
Not "Hybrid." "Sub/Dub" is appropriate, because there are dub only and
sub only releases, and I remember their catalogs noting that, too, in
that manner.
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