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M4tt_Envoy

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5th Jan 11 at 11:53

If i was to acquire some blu rays, what would the size be for an avergae film

Also what format would they come in and what tools are needed to convert?

Whittie

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5th Jan 11 at 11:56

5Gb Upwards.

My inception download was just over 10gb, although it's in AVI format.

M4tt_Envoy

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5th Jan 11 at 11:59

ahhhh . . . not much good when you have a 10Gb download limit!!

Anyone fancy sending me a selection of Blu Rays on disk and ill cover the cost and a bit extra?

Russ

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5th Jan 11 at 12:03

quote:
Originally posted by M4tt_Envoy
ahhhh . . . not much good when you have a 10Gb download limit!!

Anyone fancy sending me a selection of Blu Rays on disk and ill cover the cost and a bit extra?

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A2H GO

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5th Jan 11 at 12:17

I don't understand how some are titled BDrip yet are 1.4gb. I aquired 'Unstoppable' in mp4 format, the file was less that 3gb and the quality is

Daveskater

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5th Jan 11 at 13:21

Russ

True though.

You have a 10 Gigabit download limit, not Gigabyte. There is a difference. However seeing as a bit is smaller than a byte, it's still not enough

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oceansoul

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5th Jan 11 at 14:55

quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
Russ True though.

You have a 10 Gigabit download limit, not Gigabyte. There is a difference. However seeing as a bit is smaller than a byte, it's still not enough

You sure thats right? I always limits were quoted in bytes, and speeds in bits.

10 gigabit = aprox 1.25 gigabyte

M4tt_Envoy

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5th Jan 11 at 15:28

quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
Russ True though.

You have a 10 Gigabit download limit, not Gigabyte. There is a difference. However seeing as a bit is smaller than a byte, it's still not enough

you sure

stubs

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5th Jan 11 at 15:47

Slightly off-topic here, but are there any places that offer a conversion service? i.e. if I were to give them say, 50 DVD's and a HDD and have them rip them all onto the HDD in a particular format and then return them all to me?

I often find when trying to archive my DVD's that it's quicker to just d/l them. An example is my friends DVD boxset... I bought it just over a year ago and it's not been out of the packet yet... ended up putting it in the loft and downloading the ones I wanted to watch.

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