Dual-Layer BluRay disc can hold 50GB and there is also a 100GB BD-XL format available.
Those BD-XL discs will be used for 4K Movies...
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=12948
Dual-Layer BluRay disc can hold 50GB and there is also a 100GB BD-XL format available.
lol, I can download 25GB on a 20 Mbps connection in less than 3 hours.Its most likely due to file sizes. Bluray discs can store up to 25GB (as far as I'm aware) and I'm sure iTunes HD movies aren't that size. I know full well it'd take my internet connection a good month to download 25GB.
lol, I can download 25GB on a 20 Mbps connection in less than 3 hours.
itunes movies around around 4-5GB.
With iTunes you can download the files and then remove the DRM using a program called Requiem. It's the reason why you can find iTunes tv shows and movies all over the internet for free. Hint, google "WEB-DL".What I don't get is that all these services work with streaming? Why not digital downloads at +/- 10GB file size. With H264 it equals BR quality. That will fix all troubles, and nobody is hurt with a less good connection. Even on my crap 20mbit ADSL, I can download 10GB in a bit over 1 hour if the server is fast. Maybe Netflix should move to DRM-ed torrents .
But unlike me, others probably have a hard time to choose a movie BEFORE dinner, than wait till it is downloaded during dinner and making coffee, and THEN watch it . WE WANT INSTANT.