[hudo]

Netflix is "4K Ultra HD: Up to 7 GB per hour". Blu ray is 25GB per side, so max 50GB for 2 layers. Typical movies are 35-50GB. So, BR, and think even DVD still looks much better than any streaming service!

[criddell]

Sony’s streaming service is 80 Mbps or 36 GB per hour.

We’re going to have to disagree about DVDs though. They look awful on modern (big) televisions.

[alias_neo]

> Blu ray is 25GB per side, so max 50GB for 2 layers

Are pressed Blu-Rays limited compared to writeable ones?

I have 100GB BDXL blanks (single-sided) I use as one of the archives for my family photos/videos.

Couldn't a film BluRay also be 100GB on a single side?

[voxadam]

Plenty of movies have been released on BD100.

Very out of date list: https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=294596

On a site that I am a member of there are nearly 1300 BD100 rips available.

[fredoralive]

100GB discs won’t work on standard Blu-Ray players, the basic standard predates BDXL discs. Ultra HD 4K player can play them.

[sgt]

And Netflix HD (1080) is hardly what one would expect. It may be technically 1080p but the bit rate is often quite low. Most people don't notice or care.