4k Netflix Rips

>>56472413

>stream
>rip

wew

>>56472413
>4k Netflix Rips

lol

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It seems to clear up shortly after that but...

>>56472542
>>56472580
What bitrate does Netflix send 4k video at?

>>56472542
This.

Seriously OP. Do you really think Netflix streams uncompressed 4k to anyone? Do you think they could even if they wanted to?

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>>56472684
I thought it might be higher quality than their 1080p stream.

>>56472638
Its variable, the quality is going to degrade like that depending on available bandwidth.

Netflix does "adaptive" streaming, where if your internet hiccups, the quality implodes until it stabilizes, if ever. Obviously the ripper aims to have consistent quality, but sometimes it fucks up for a minute.

Also, lot of Netflix 4K rips don't have any detail above 1080p anyway, because they simply weren't shot at that resolution.
I can't say if this was one of the shows that was true 4K or not.

>>56473304
Yes, there are only a handful of Netflix originals that are shot at 4K. Everything else on Netflix is 1080p at best.

For now, 4K is a meme.

>netflix rips

All netflix streams are shit and might actually be worse than yify rips sometimes.

However it's not because of the bitrate, the streaming bitrates they use are great for most video. The problem is they either hardware encode video or use the ultra fast preset on H264 + baseline profile. To top it all off they use ancient 8-bit encoders instead of 10-bit ones because most people still have computers from 2010 for some reason.