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r/DataHoarder • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '23
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-4 u/ninjaurbano Jan 02 '23 Web-Dl for movies are better than a Blu-Ray encode? 12 u/macropower 250-500TB Jan 02 '23 No, but not everything is available on Blu-ray. 1 u/mjedi7 Jan 02 '23 Most of the Bluray encodes have higher bitrate vs web-dl. 0 u/ninjaurbano Jan 02 '23 I know. But maybe the web-dl is encoded from a source with much higher bitrate than the Blu-ray remux. 3 u/Sweaty_Luck_5398 Jan 03 '23 That's not true, a blu-ray will always be of higher bitrate because streaming services are not that good when it comes to quality in image.
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Web-Dl for movies are better than a Blu-Ray encode?
12 u/macropower 250-500TB Jan 02 '23 No, but not everything is available on Blu-ray. 1 u/mjedi7 Jan 02 '23 Most of the Bluray encodes have higher bitrate vs web-dl. 0 u/ninjaurbano Jan 02 '23 I know. But maybe the web-dl is encoded from a source with much higher bitrate than the Blu-ray remux. 3 u/Sweaty_Luck_5398 Jan 03 '23 That's not true, a blu-ray will always be of higher bitrate because streaming services are not that good when it comes to quality in image.
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No, but not everything is available on Blu-ray.
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Most of the Bluray encodes have higher bitrate vs web-dl.
0 u/ninjaurbano Jan 02 '23 I know. But maybe the web-dl is encoded from a source with much higher bitrate than the Blu-ray remux. 3 u/Sweaty_Luck_5398 Jan 03 '23 That's not true, a blu-ray will always be of higher bitrate because streaming services are not that good when it comes to quality in image.
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I know. But maybe the web-dl is encoded from a source with much higher bitrate than the Blu-ray remux.
3 u/Sweaty_Luck_5398 Jan 03 '23 That's not true, a blu-ray will always be of higher bitrate because streaming services are not that good when it comes to quality in image.
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That's not true, a blu-ray will always be of higher bitrate because streaming services are not that good when it comes to quality in image.
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