I’m old. Decoders and BluRay ... ???
We have VHS.
I still listen to cassettes on a Walkman — cassettes that we listened to in ‘71 on the Alcan where there were no radio stations asking the way.
Since Best Buy stopped stocking Windows 7 PCs I don’t go much anymore.
I do have VHS players around and a collection of movies. Most of those old movies have replacements on DVD today, so there has been no urgent need to hookup the VHS decks.
Some of the oldest technology that remained in my dad's equipment was a 1950s Fisher FM tuner. Mono only, but it had a discriminator output. My dad purchased an FM stereo decoder (all tubes in 1961) to decode the new FM stereo broadcasts. He purchased a Sherwood audio amp (all tubes) to drive the stereo speakers. Pretty fancy for 1961. The FM radio tuner/stereo decoder fits on a 2" x 2" PC board today.
When I was 5 and my dad was deployed on a ship, we would receive a little 3 inch reel to reel tape that dad created on the ship. I would thread it into the reel to reel deck and we would listen to dad's latest message. 1961 tech. It served us well through the years of extended ship deployments.