If you have an expensive subwoofer and want to get the most out of it, remux is the only way to go. Without using a remux, you are missing out on the compressed low end and high end audio. Limitations include storage space, seeders, download time and availability. They are generally more than 60GB but are by far the best way to watch 4K HDR content. These are 1:1 direct rips from the UHD disc. File sizes range from 2GB to 80GB, so what do you choose? What is a good compromise when it comes to file size and quality?įirst off you have Remux files. The issue is when you go to a torrent site and search for 4k movies, there are a ton of options. This guide might seem basic to those familiar with codecs and remuxes but hopefully this can help some beginners looking to get better quality video for home theater systems. With this in mind, all my files have 7.1 lossless audio in either DTS:HD or Dolby TrueHD. My TV supports 4K HDR and I have a 3.1 dedicated sound system. I want to share my experience of building up a 4k HDR movie collection. As an active member of r/hometheater I am very interested in getting the best quality audio and video out of my movies. This is intended as a guide to help people trying to download high quality 4K HDR movies for home theater use.
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