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10-25-2014, 09:31 PM	#1
cmcasper Member Member since:Feb 2011 Trading Score:3	Blu-Ray & Their GigaBytes This is a question I've been meaning to bring up for quite a while. I have tons of movies, but I don't claim to know much about the "inner workings" of a blu-ray disc. I'll try to clear this up. I just bought Transcendence on Blu-Ray, and looked at the size of the data on the blu-ray disc. It takes up roughly 21.4 GB of space. There are a decent amount of special features on the disc, so my question is why is that number so low? Does that mean the quality of the main feature will be lower than a movie with, say 45 GB?

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