/tv/ - Netflix said 4k lossless streaming will be here by - Television & Film

Anonymous

09/20/25(Sat)01:41:13 No.214659567

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Netflix said 4k lossless streaming will be here by 2030, blu-ray will be obsolete in 5 years

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)01:47:50 No.214659668

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)01:47:50 No.214659668

Sure it would buddy. A lossless audio track is like 5 gigs itself.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)01:48:55 No.214659681

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)01:48:55 No.214659681

>>214659668
>5 gigs itself
Pittance.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)01:57:29 No.214659793

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)01:57:29 No.214659793

>>214659567
It isn't a difference worth paying for, but I'm more than sure they'll pass that tax onto the consumer

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)02:05:23 No.214659906

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)02:05:23 No.214659906

What? They could offer it right now, who the fuck doesn't have 100Mbit? They won't, of course. It's a waste of server space and bandwidth, unless they're going to make a premium version of the service that costs a lot more a month for a miniscule benefit 99% of people are incapable of viewing.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)02:09:19 No.214659973

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)02:09:19 No.214659973

>>214659567
Netflix can kiss my ass. Physical media 4 life.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)02:10:27 No.214659994

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)02:10:27 No.214659994

>>214659567
How would this make bluray obsolete? I own movies I buy you dolt.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)02:16:17 No.214660074

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)02:16:17 No.214660074

>>214659567
these are different markets altogether. i don't even see the point of comparing them. the movies people buy on disk are the ones they want to be able to re-watch without them being removed from the library.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)02:25:16 No.214660208

Anonymous 09/20/25(Sat)02:25:16 No.214660208

>>214659567
You think people buy blu-ray for the better quality?