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just a random thread here but how can people want 4 and 5 TB hard drives i can t even get close to filling 2TB its understandable is there into music as i can fill 1TB just from music alone
just a random thread here but how can people want 4 and 5 TB hard drives i can t even get close to filling 2TB its understandable is there into music as i can fill 1TB just from music alone
The 191 films I have on my HD take up about 400GB... If I had them as Blu-ray rather than DVD it'd be 5TB of space required...
kd
Your average 720p Blu-Ray film can be around 4-8GB ripped, which would take up 1528GB of data which is just over 1.5TB.
But as stulid said, it can all add up. People have 720p/1080p films, tv shows, videos, music, applications etc.
Also, but handbrake doesn't seem to like compressing the sound for my blu-rays... It always ends up horribly juddery.
Tend to try and get 1080p films as well if possible. xD
Also, but handbrake doesn't seem to like compressing the sound for my blu-rays... It always ends up horribly juddery. Can't work out if it's an issue with the blu ray burner or handbrake, but either way i can't compress my blu rays. Have no issue with DVDs mind...
kd
Think thats handbrake As I found that when trying to compress them for tablet use.
I'm upto 10TB of space used. Just ordered another drive.
HD tv shows just make you cry, they're around 5GB an episode.
30GB for decent Blu-rays. The "remakes" (upscaled old films) are around 18GB.
30GB for decent Blu-rays. The "remakes" (upscaled old films) are around 18GB.
Whoa!! You're wasting money! You need to rip your Blu rays properly and save yourself a bundle
I just rip the Video and normally the DTS-HD and DTS 3/2+1 audio.
Any advise on doing it properly?
I just rip the Video and normally the DTS-HD and DTS 3/2+1 audio.
Any advise on doing it properly?
ewwww6TBs of Rick Astley.