what if there is not a version of the movie i want to watch larger than 5 gigs?
or what if all of the versions of the movie i want to watch that are larger than 5 gigs have 0 seeders?
probably audio having no natural dynamics.
too loud during action scenes too quiet during dialogue.
i first noticed this with the 2 gig Two Towers torrent i have when i compared it to a bluray disc. it was laughable and made me second guess certain movies i downloaded and if it was really worth watching them to enjoy or should i just wait until i run into a physical copy in the wild.
I appreciate both your appreciation and your autism but...
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I haven't NEEDED to torrent anything in a while though. How many times do you want ot watch a movie that you really want to dedicate 5gigs to it on your hard drive? Probably less than ten movies worth that to me
Got a new OLED tv. What are the best streaming services for capturing all an OLED's benefits? I've watched a few trailers on YT that looked incredible, like the action was happening right in front of you in 3D. Will Amazon hulu etc. look like that too?
I also have dl'd some large 4k and remux files that look much better than a 1080 rip on my old LED.
Most movies i go with whatever is around 1.8-3 GB. Any particularly quality film i’ll download something 7 GB or more (while checking to make sure the audio isn’t fricking aac).
If you're watching on a 75in TV, 1080p movies should be 5-10gb max. 4K movies should be 10-20gb and a bitrate roughly 15000kbps. You don't need anything more than that.
This is the kind of moronic obnoxious pedantry that keeps me coming back for me. Also, your frog is four pixels off from a perfect 1:1, therefore subhuman
It depends on the movie, if I'm watching something I want to watch and I care about deeply I'm waiting and downloading something lossless etc.
If it's some movie that my girlfriend and her friends want to watch I'm grabbing a yify rip in 2 mins max and throwing it on before someone starts trying to pay for it legally.
what if there is not a version of the movie i want to watch larger than 5 gigs?
or what if all of the versions of the movie i want to watch that are larger than 5 gigs have 0 seeders?
I refuse to download any movie torrent larger than 4gb.
Same. Learn how to encode, you lazy fricks.
Why? Can someone explain? I think every movie I have torrented was between 1.8-2.2 gb
probably audio having no natural dynamics.
too loud during action scenes too quiet during dialogue.
i first noticed this with the 2 gig Two Towers torrent i have when i compared it to a bluray disc. it was laughable and made me second guess certain movies i downloaded and if it was really worth watching them to enjoy or should i just wait until i run into a physical copy in the wild.
Audio files are not that large, and dynamics has nothing to do with the resulting filesize.
>768 mb
I appreciate you, but 650 mb is the cutoff for getting it on a cd.
I appreciate both your appreciation and your autism but...
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OP is autistic.
768mb master race checking in
>file size = quality
It does though, in general
1080p and above 1GB? A:10, V:20. Thanks yify
I haven't NEEDED to torrent anything in a while though. How many times do you want ot watch a movie that you really want to dedicate 5gigs to it on your hard drive? Probably less than ten movies worth that to me
>download it
>watch it
>delete it
Nice
This. Never understood the people that need to hoard for rewatching. I rarely rewatch anything anymore.
when they hoard movies on their pc like that imagine what their real life living situations might be
Got a new OLED tv. What are the best streaming services for capturing all an OLED's benefits? I've watched a few trailers on YT that looked incredible, like the action was happening right in front of you in 3D. Will Amazon hulu etc. look like that too?
I also have dl'd some large 4k and remux files that look much better than a 1080 rip on my old LED.
We have a 65" OLED and we watch a lot of streaming services. In my experience Apple TV has the best picture quality and it's not really even close.
there should be some cool demo videos in 4kHDR on YT
>4k
8k is the new 4k
>typically download 1080p quality films
>download the LotR trilogy at 720P to keep the download below 3gb
>disgusting upscaled blurays
no thanks.
Most movies i go with whatever is around 1.8-3 GB. Any particularly quality film i’ll download something 7 GB or more (while checking to make sure the audio isn’t fricking aac).
I am not a slave to seed ratios therefore I do not download anything over 2GB.
it's that simple. -if- I do, I re-encode with handbrake.
If you're watching on a 75in TV, 1080p movies should be 5-10gb max. 4K movies should be 10-20gb and a bitrate roughly 15000kbps. You don't need anything more than that.
This is the kind of moronic obnoxious pedantry that keeps me coming back for me. Also, your frog is four pixels off from a perfect 1:1, therefore subhuman
It's fine. Nobody cares about 4K when their Internet sucks and Plex is more enjoyable in the living room.
I stream them in 720p
It depends on the movie, if I'm watching something I want to watch and I care about deeply I'm waiting and downloading something lossless etc.
If it's some movie that my girlfriend and her friends want to watch I'm grabbing a yify rip in 2 mins max and throwing it on before someone starts trying to pay for it legally.