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2.5GB file limit is a bit small for good quality TV shows (and especially movies).

• giarc 8y ago
  Even single episodes?
  • mont 8y ago
    That should be fine, though I'm pretty sure I have some episodes that are above that.
• jhasse 8y ago
  With HEVC 2.5GB is perfectly fine for a 2 hour movie.
  • wiiittttt 8y ago
    Maybe for 1080p. It's 10-15GB for 4k.
    • untog 8y ago
      I'd be amazed if a majority of people were downloading 4K movies these days.
      • wiiittttt 8y ago
        Yeah, the majority are probably not, but i'd prefer to download at the highest quality available.
        • darkpuma 8y ago
          Then you understand "How do they handle abuse though? Like, people using it to host, say, pirated TV shows?" remains an open question.
    • GunlogAlm 8y ago
      I think we can all agree 1080p is "good quality", right? Your average pirate probably isn't demanding 4K quality, I imagine.
• gsich 8y ago
  Depends on the runtime. For low quality Netflix dumps (from Netflix, not because it got reencoded) it's usually enough, even for 1080p. One can always split files.
• LinuxBender 8y ago
  winrar and 7-zip can break up files into chunks of any size you specify.