How many movies could be stored on this device? null

Assuming 5 gb per movie, it can hold 51 movies and it's formatted capacity upon receiving is 255.7 GB so it should be fine.

Really depends on the size of the movie files. Typical HD movies are about 3-5GB, SD are 1Gb or so...probably about 60 or so HD movies or a couple hundred SD movies

With an average size of 1.5 gbs...I have 100+ movies on my drive. I plug it into my smart TV and watch movies without the need of players or DVDs.

I have 180 movies, appx. 1.5 gigs each plus 8 gigs of music

That's going to depend on a lot of things like the length of the movie, the encoding and the resolution just to name a few. I have over 200 recorder webcasts, each about an hour long and that doesn't even use 75 GB. They're not movies but I'm sure you could save at least a few HD recordings at least.

It depends on the movie. Most of the movies that I've downloaded to a device were usually around 3Gb to 6Gb in size. So taking the higher average of the two, say 5Gb\250Gb would be around 50 movies.

Really depends on the size of the movies. I have about 100 home movies on there and could fit many more easily.

About 256GB worth. It depends on the movie format and the length of the movie which will dictate the size of the file.

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Answered by lukebaby 9 years ago
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Assuming 5 gb per movie, it can hold 51 movies and it's formatted capacity upon receiving is 255.7 GB so it should be fine.
Answered by Gatsby 10 years ago
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Really depends on the size of the movie files. Typical HD movies are about 3-5GB, SD are 1Gb or so...probably about 60 or so HD movies or a couple hundred SD movies
Answered by KevinO 10 years ago
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With an average size of 1.5 gbs...I have 100+ movies on my drive. I plug it into my smart TV and watch movies without the need of players or DVDs.
Answered by 1SuperTech 10 years ago
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Answered by este 10 years ago
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I have 180 movies, appx. 1.5 gigs each plus 8 gigs of music
Answered by woodstock2 10 years ago
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That's going to depend on a lot of things like the length of the movie, the encoding and the resolution just to name a few. I have over 200 recorder webcasts, each about an hour long and that doesn't even use 75 GB. They're not movies but I'm sure you could save at least a few HD recordings at least.
Answered by UofMStudent 10 years ago
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It depends on the movie. Most of the movies that I've downloaded to a device were usually around 3Gb to 6Gb in size. So taking the higher average of the two, say 5Gb\250Gb would be around 50 movies.
Answered by Shadowhawk 10 years ago
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Really depends on the size of the movies. I have about 100 home movies on there and could fit many more easily.
Answered by LuckyDIMM 10 years ago
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About 256GB worth. It depends on the movie format and the length of the movie which will dictate the size of the file.
Answered by maxxscape 10 years ago
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