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DVDs have already been left behind so not much of an issue.
You would be surprised but in the US DVDs are still king. They sell far better than regular BluRays and even better than 4K UHD BRs. So saying it’s dead is difficult.
Blu-ray is dead too. It died even quicker. Both of their sales are circling the drain.