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>Netflix 4K bitrate: 16Mbps max
>Blu-Ray 4k bitrate: 128Mbps max

Better encoding, less artifacts, more keyframes, way better audio, etc.

I don't watch a lot of TV anymore, so what I do watch I want to be the best quality it can be. If I think it'll be a REALLY good movie I'll buy it on BD, if I know it's a good movie I know I'll rewatch I'll buy it on BD. I invest in a good TV, good sound system and archive my absolute favorites onto my server.
>t. been working in computer, network and web AV before YouTube was even a thing

So I get obsessive about it, but I'll pay a premium for a nice experience. One: I can. Two: I'm spoiled/ruined from my years in AV. I don't even subscribe to anything other than AppleTV and Amazon since they're bundled in with other services. That said, I'll still rent things online, particularly if it is not going to be something I think I'll care much for or rewatch or it's not a particularly visually or audibly appealing movie.
>e.g. a lot of the movies my wife wants to watch together

The worst thing/funny part is that we probably watch a movie once every couple weeks or so. Definitely overspent on everything but the end result is worth it

They all called me crazy (except the wife), but when a hurricane hit and everyone lost internet and power for a couple days I could sit back, chill and watch a movie if I wanted to.
>whole house backup dual-fuel generator to complete the package

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