from ages of dial up connection to broadband connection with FUP , we always download stuff for various reasons be it applications , OS or films, Tv etc.
during dial up days , it was very simple & that u have speedy connection & u download in MB & store in flopy , even after that CD came , then DvD .
ISP increased speed & so increased the size of downloads , increasing volume of storage capacity find.
We have now 2 to 4 TB hdd to store . But films , Tv shows gets release in sequels / seasons .
my question is what do you guys do with such downloaded stuff & how do you store them ?
lets assume that u bought 2 TB hdd & filled it within 3-4 months , what do you do after that ?
1) buy new hdd ?
2) watch all stuff & delete & make space for other stuff ?
3) burn on DVDs or expensive blue rays & make space ?
I personally burned lots of Dvds / cds for such stuff as backup , thinking that in future this stuff want to awailable to download & will watch it in my free time . But , all stuff gets re-release in newer format with new bigger size .
Mod Edit: Please avoid discussion about rips
during dial up days , it was very simple & that u have speedy connection & u download in MB & store in flopy , even after that CD came , then DvD .
ISP increased speed & so increased the size of downloads , increasing volume of storage capacity find.
We have now 2 to 4 TB hdd to store . But films , Tv shows gets release in sequels / seasons .
my question is what do you guys do with such downloaded stuff & how do you store them ?
lets assume that u bought 2 TB hdd & filled it within 3-4 months , what do you do after that ?
1) buy new hdd ?
2) watch all stuff & delete & make space for other stuff ?
3) burn on DVDs or expensive blue rays & make space ?
I personally burned lots of Dvds / cds for such stuff as backup , thinking that in future this stuff want to awailable to download & will watch it in my free time . But , all stuff gets re-release in newer format with new bigger size .
Mod Edit: Please avoid discussion about rips
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