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Joined: November 17, 2016
Last Seen: March 09, 2026 at 08:34 PM
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720p is perfect. Just for you guys, over 4,500 movies in 720p takes up just under 4TB of space. Several streams on a cable connection use less than 2mbit upload, so 5 streams is 10mbit @ 720p. moving this data around is difficult even with 1gig fiber connection. 1080p would up usage to 8mbit, and 4K is around 25mbit. Storage would go up to 8-10TB for 1080 and 25TB for 4K. But you guys are welcome to do whatever you want. Hell, just go buy theBluRay and put them in a 400 disc jukebox while youre at it. Also, you'll be happy to hear that 4K is around 8.3 megapixel. 35mm film records video at around 300 megapixel, so if the average 4K feature is 6GB compressed, then a 300 megapixel feature will be around 250GB compressed, or around 16 movies in that same 4TB of space. I would love to freeze frame and look at little details on 16 movies, but sadly I'll just take my 4500 movies and watch them anywhere with the rest of the pesants.



