Rudimental
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That's like three or four HD movies a month?
Blu-ray isos can't be that much cheaper than buying the discs, or are they?
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Blu-ray isos can't be that much cheaper than buying the discs, or are they?
LazyLion
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Blank Blu-ray disks are still around R50 to R75!
At that price... it's like they prefer you to pirate the stuff.
That's like three or four HD movies a month?
Dude - what HD movies are u downloading?? 720p movies average roughly 4-6GB and 1080p movies are around 10-12GB
JerryMungo
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Blank Blu-ray disks are still around R50 to R75!
At that price... it's like they prefer you to pirate the stuff.
ROFL. If the ster kinekors, nu metros, warner brothers, paramounts, sony entertainments, etc could just control that part of the market.... I'm surprised that blu ray disk production wasn't licensed by the big knobs... they could keep their margins while turning a blind eye to home reproduction while not having to pay their stars the royalties. I would have thought that logic was just up their alley.
This was said 1 billion times already but an uncapped account means UNCAPPED no fair usage, throttling, 24h shaping etc. or twang like that.... Call something by it's name like a 60gb or 100gb shaped till tomorrow, capped account, but don't talk bull and think that all customers will be happy. This is all such nonsens. We all say thank you mweb because they started this "uncapped" revolution...
We aren't all stupid.
We aren't all stupid.
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pkid
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Ah. The glass is half empty is it?
pkid
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Basically there is no such thing as uncapped Internet. Even if your ISP won't disconnect you after you have downloaded a certain amount of data speeds are capped depending on what the ISP decides and what the technology can support. The data you can download is then limited by your bandwidth...Whether you have a 64 kb/s line or a 1 gb/s line there is a limit to what you can download.