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If i'm interested in some documentaries and movies in HD format but the budget goes sky high. A 320GB hdd holds barelly 20 HD 1080ip movies, and the blu-ray burners are out of the question.
I wanna build my self a DiY projector 1280x1024 (720p HD) and would be nice HD format movies instead of normal dvd's.
Do you have HD stuff on your hdd's?
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These dudes here haven't two pennies to rub together...
i'm wondering because of this http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/hardw...ojector-145534
Hard drives are hardly expensive these days. Just buy a load, get an IDE to USB connector and store the drives in your desk drawer. I have a couple of 160gb drives in my desk drawer that are keeping files I don't need on my PC all the time but can't bear to delete (old Thundercat episodes for instance).
true true ... i like to have around 150 movies and 100 documentaries. that's ... aaa 10 TB = 20 500GB hdd's = 220$ x 20 = 4400$ in let's say half a year... still muchQuote:
Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
stop being a snob and use betamax.
Doesn't really seem worth it given the marginal boost in picture quality you'll get. Perhaps be more selective in what you keep and wait until Blu-Ray (or the other one) becomes an affordable option.Quote:
Originally Posted by blueQtrue true ... i like to have around 150 movies and 100 documentaries. that's ... aaa 10 TB = 20 500GB hdd's = 220$ x 20 = 4400$ in let's say half a year... still muchQuote:
Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
Burn them onto double layer DVD.
Floppy disks must be cheap these days, split the file and you'll be laughing.
i don't know if it's much use saying this, but look for HDi stuff. it's HD but compressed quite a bit