I think poster was actually sad considering the fact of him of not being able to watch many movies.
People take offense so easily these days.
but that's my autobiography. 
[MENTION=29208]ajayritik[/MENTION]
LOL no, I wasn't bragging. Actually when I started watching English movies and I didn't have internet back then, I used to watch them on TV only. Then I came to know about the censoring stuff. Then after some time I got internet connection and started watching downloaded DVD rips (sizes ranged from 500MB–1.5GB). I was quite satisfied with them until I came to know about Blu-ray rips. So, I ditched DVD rips in favor of BD rips (sizes ranged from 1GB–4.5GB). That phase lasted for ~2yrs. In similar fashion, the sizes kept increasing day by day and now the movies I watch (High quality encodes/Remux), all range from 10GB–30GB each. But the problem is my slow internet connection. It takes me 4 days–14 days to download a single movie and I can't go back to those cr@ppy encodes I used to download earlier because now if there is a slightest hint of pixelation, noise, banding, aliasing and other blah blah stuff in a video, it turns me off. So yes, as [MENTION=77264]Vyom[/MENTION] said, I am a very sad guy.
I'm not even sure if I'm supposed to talk about all this stuff here,
Your autobiography will be released in crappy DVD format
^^Why you don't think it deserves a blu-ray release?
Bro which city are you from? I'm from Hyderabad so don't have the internet speed problems so I can sympathize if you don't have the plans in your city.[MENTION=29208]ajayritik[/MENTION]
LOL no, I wasn't bragging. Actually when I started watching English movies and I didn't have internet back then, I used to watch them on TV only. Then I came to know about the censoring stuff. Then after some time I got internet connection and started watching downloaded DVD rips (sizes ranged from 500MB–1.5GB). I was quite satisfied with them until I came to know about Blu-ray rips. So, I ditched DVD rips in favor of BD rips (sizes ranged from 1GB–4.5GB). That phase lasted for ~2yrs. In similar fashion, the sizes kept increasing day by day and now the movies I watch (High quality encodes/Remux), all range from 10GB–30GB each. But the problem is my slow internet connection. It takes me 4 days–14 days to download a single movie and I can't go back to those cr@ppy encodes I used to download earlier because now if there is a slightest hint of pixelation, noise, banding, aliasing and other blah blah stuff in a video, it turns me off. So yes, as [MENTION=77264]Vyom[/MENTION] said, I am a very sad guy.
I'm not even sure if I'm supposed to talk about all this stuff here,
[MENTION=29208]ajayritik[/MENTION]
LOL no, I wasn't bragging. Actually when I started watching English movies and I didn't have internet back then, I used to watch them on TV only. Then I came to know about the censoring stuff. Then after some time I got internet connection and started watching downloaded DVD rips (sizes ranged from 500MB–1.5GB). I was quite satisfied with them until I came to know about Blu-ray rips. So, I ditched DVD rips in favor of BD rips (sizes ranged from 1GB–4.5GB). That phase lasted for ~2yrs. In similar fashion, the sizes kept increasing day by day and now the movies I watch (High quality encodes/Remux), all range from 10GB–30GB each. But the problem is my slow internet connection. It takes me 4 days–14 days to download a single movie and I can't go back to those cr@ppy encodes I used to download earlier because now if there is a slightest hint of pixelation, noise, banding, aliasing and other blah blah stuff in a video, it turns me off. So yes, as [MENTION=77264]Vyom[/MENTION] said, I am a very sad guy.
I'm not even sure if I'm supposed to talk about all this stuff here,
Actually I watch movies on my paltry 20" monitor which has a native resolution of 1600*900 and my 2.1 speaker system. BUT believe me or not, I can easily tell the difference b/w the quality of a 4GB encode and a 10GB one even if I watch it on a 15" laptop screen and I don't even have to look for it, it comes naturally. And then it's not only about size either. Even a 10GB encode can be worse than a 4GB one or a 4GB encode can be better than a 10GB one. There are other factors like bitrate, compression method etc. that define the quality of an encode. Now I'll admit it beforehand that I have a very limited knowledge about these things. But when I see a video, I know the quality. And anyway, it's perfect quality is what I look for, sufficient is just not enough for me.You're not alone man. 90% of the people can't tell the difference. BTW resolution is always a secondary factor. A 720p encode can be better than a 1080p encode.
I watch movies on my monitor too, used to on my big arse TV but not any more, because of audio quality. I can't stand speaker systems, a complete headphone guy, and the audio output of the television is simply awful, even when it's connected to my amp. DamnNo man, I don't have a BIG a$$ screen and 7.1 Dolby digital surround sound.
BTW about that OCD thing, I think you're somewhat correct. I might be suffering from some OCD of some sort but nobody has ever told me that.
You're not alone man. 90% of the people can't tell the difference. BTW resolution is always a secondary factor. A 720p encode can be better than a 1080p encode.
