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They really can't - the bandwidth costs would be insane not to mention most people don't have constant 45Mbps+ speed on their TV's or phones (or the hardware wo
by sodality2 4y ago
They really can't - the bandwidth costs would be insane not to mention most people don't have constant 45Mbps+ speed on their TV's or phones (or the hardware wouldn't be able to support it).
- rodgerd 4y ago> most people don't have constant 45Mbps+ speed on their TV's Gloats in New Zealand.
- dataangel 4y agoPeople said he bandwidth for internet video would be insane. Give it time.
- babypuncher 4y agoI know America isn't the rest of the world, but the state with the lowest average household internet speed is Alaska at 58.6 mbps. Obviously a streaming service can't expect all their customers to have this kind of high-speed internet, but dynamically changing video quality on the fly to meet bandwidth limitations is a problem they all solved a very long time ago. It is not unreasonable for Netflix to offer such high bitrate streams to customers with the bandwidth for it. As for hardware, pretty much any hardware h.264 decoder made in the last decade should have no problem with blu-ray spec AVC streams.