I wish you to update avanced search tag, and add bluray in "RELEASE TYPE".

There is no such release type and I very much doubt it's necessary to distinguish it from the DVD category we have. A mention can be added about the exact disc format in the additional notes, if applicable.

Can't say I've seen many band releases on blu-ray. None, actually. Care to give an example?

EDIT: Hm, well apparently there's some out there. Not surprising, I guess. The point still stands, no need for a separate category.

I'm sure some of the big bands have Blu-ray releases. Megadeth comes to mind. But this release was also in DVD format, so like you said Azmodes, additional notes would suffice.

Edit: Oh, yeah, you found some.

There's been talk to changing it to only "Videos". Maybe that ought to be the case with all the various formats.

Or maybe the change should be from "DVD" to "DVD/Blu-Ray". VHS is a different matter, with a technological gap like that between vinyls and CD, whereas DVDs and Blu-Rays are playable on the same player nowadays. VHS is so 80s that we should keep it.

Changing it to simply "Video" doesn't seem like a bad idea. Not sure if we'd need to keep VHS as a separate category, personally, I'd say just merge it. When (if? ) the new design regarding different album versions comes along there will be an elegant way to input specific formats anyway. And right now there's always our beloved notes.

I like this format and there's plenty of blurays out there (specially remastered old videos) the problem is when you try to make a avanced search you don't have this option available. I think administrators have to consider this....

The content is the same though - much like the jump from vinyl to CDs gave us the ability to select tracks/chapters, going from VHS to DVD did the same thing. I don't think that much was released on both DVD and VHS, but would it make sense to have a "video" category and then have check-boxes for the formats: VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray, and the comedy options of LaserDisc, VideoDisc, HD-DVD, and Betamax? Or uh, maybe "other" for those.