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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish18•edit-21 month agoNetflix 4K has a bitrate topping out around 16 Mbps (and often lower), Blu-ray 4K is something like 140 Mbps. Streaming services compress the hell out of video to save bandwidth. It’s like comparing MP3 and FLAC.
minus-square@TastyWheatlinkEnglish10•1 month agoThey compress the shit out of the audio too, don’t forget! Pops in another spinny boi
minus-square@CypherlinkEnglish3•1 month agoDune 2 is unwatchable on Netflix, the artifacting is actually insane.
Netflix 4K has a bitrate topping out around 16 Mbps (and often lower), Blu-ray 4K is something like 140 Mbps. Streaming services compress the hell out of video to save bandwidth. It’s like comparing MP3 and FLAC.
They compress the shit out of the audio too, don’t forget!
Pops in another spinny boi
Dune 2 is unwatchable on Netflix, the artifacting is actually insane.