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aaronwt
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Re: What's the BANDWIDTH CAP like?

said by 88615298:

3000 Blu-ray movies( if there are that many )assuming your 31 GB average size is correct is 91 TB.

May titles have multiple discs. I have some titles that have five or six Blu-ray Discs. And the james Bond BD set I'm getting soon has over twenty discs.
Although I have no idea what the actual count is for titles released on BD.
And my 31GB size came from my average disc size for what I have at home. Although I have over 110TB available on my home network, but not all of it is in use.
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said by aaronwt:

said by 88615298:

3000 Blu-ray movies( if there are that many )assuming your 31 GB average size is correct is 91 TB.

May titles have multiple discs. I have some titles that have five or six Blu-ray Discs. And the james Bond BD set I'm getting soon has over twenty discs.

Because there are over 20 James Bond movies. It's not like ONE movie is on 20 discs.

aaronwt
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said by 88615298:

said by aaronwt:

said by 88615298:

3000 Blu-ray movies( if there are that many )assuming your 31 GB average size is correct is 91 TB.

May titles have multiple discs. I have some titles that have five or six Blu-ray Discs. And the james Bond BD set I'm getting soon has over twenty discs.

Because there are over 20 James Bond movies. It's not like ONE movie is on 20 discs.

But also many titles are TV shows, that span multiple discs. Or even with just a movie title, there can be two or three or more discs with the extra discs having supplemental content.

Anyway according to wikipedia, as of June 2011, there were 3500 BD titles that had been released in the US.
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said by aaronwt:

But also many titles are TV shows, that span multiple discs. Or even with just a movie title, there can be two or three or more discs with the extra discs having supplemental content.

Anyway according to wikipedia, as of June 2011, there were 3500 BD titles that had been released in the US.

A) I'm talking movies only not TV shows.

B) It's doesn't matter since no one is going to upload 3000 Blu-ray discs to the cloud every month.

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Are you going to redownload ALL 3000 blurays EVERY month?
assuming 2 hours per movie means you'll be running 8.3 movies at once 24/7, hardly residental useage.
As you have noticed BD is a highly efficient distrubution method for things you frequently access. Perhaps that method has a few more years left.