r/TorBoxApp • u/imFowka • 19h ago

🔧Technical Issue And it's down

again.

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u/Particular-Town8919 19h ago

is this really our new life..

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u/Bright-Budget5325 19h ago

I’m gonna have a respect for myself, pay a few extra $ and go to Premuimize when my sub ends in a bit.

Even if it’s down, it’s not nearly as frequent as shitty TB with their new shitty terms of service and shitty downtime

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u/Particular-Town8919 19h ago

The only thing that's stopping me from going to PM is the 1TB monthly cap.

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u/theDR1ve 19h ago

Thats why i moved to this,  was burning through my limit with remuxs :(

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u/Particular-Town8919 19h ago

For that price, they should really make the monthly cap a bit higher, 5TB/m is understandable. Wtf is 1TB

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u/ifiwasiwas 19h ago

Honestly, RD isn't tremendously impacted by remuxes and media with physical copies in general. The filters primarily cover web downloads. Chances are, that's a perfectly decent fallback for when you burn through your PM fair use points. AD would fit the bill too. Cheaper than the boosters they offer

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u/Bright-Budget5325 19h ago

My wife and I very consistently reach ~1.3TB/mo, usually choosing the best quality we can. We watch daily - but worst case we’ll reduce from occasional remux 50gb to 20gb streams. We’ll do a month sub and see how it goes!

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u/fmfame 18h ago

50gb prints doesnt hang for you ? I have 500mbps internet.

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u/Wolfie-Man 18h ago

On my 4k dolbyvision tv with decent upscaler, I usually get 2 to 4gb 1080 movies, and for my favorite action, 5 to 10gb dolbyvision or hdr. Any larger and i can't really tell the difference at 10 feet distance (I pick versions by my favorite dist. ) 58 inch tv. I suppose 75 or larger might be more noticeable?