@rl_dane @OpenComputeDesign @sotolf @alatartheblue @dusnm @amin sometimes I wonder if people just don't have good TVs or something. If you buy a really really nice Sony Bravia OLED you'll be able to tell the difference between "4K" offered by Netflix/Amazon and "4K" off a real Bluray. Especially if it has HDR
Netflix and Prime streams are in the range of 15-25Mbps
AppleTV+ has ~40Mbps (this is why their shows/films look crisper than most)
Sony Pictures Core (most people haven't even heard of this) will stream at 80Mbps -- it's about the highest quality you can get for a streaming service
But a single Bluray can be up to 144Mbps
That's why I download the full quality Bluray rips. The audio is significantly better too, and I have a nice audio setup too.
Netflix and Prime streams are in the range of 15-25Mbps
AppleTV+ has ~40Mbps (this is why their shows/films look crisper than most)
Sony Pictures Core (most people haven't even heard of this) will stream at 80Mbps -- it's about the highest quality you can get for a streaming service
But a single Bluray can be up to 144Mbps
That's why I download the full quality Bluray rips. The audio is significantly better too, and I have a nice audio setup too.
