Any questions on this board?

[Hunchman801]

Well it's great for music. I heard it sucked with movies.

[Beebop]

I have never used it for movies, just for music. I just get my movies of TV-Links and the like.

[Hunchman801]

Do they provide downloads or streaming?

[Beebop]

I don't think so. You can just watch them there, but you can't download them.

[Hunchman801]

Basically, you can also download them with special tools.

[Beebop]

I only watch them, but I don't download them. Don't downloaded movies use up disk space?

[Hunchman801]

Of course they do, because they're permanently stored in your hard disk

[Beebop]

I always thought that downloading something was just another way of it loading or whatever.

[Shape of Death]

How's that rock you've been living under?

[Beebop]

It's okay, a bit heavy though.

[neo]

I download stuff from you're the man now dog.

[foultzboyz]

I finally have the whole Fullmetal Alchemist anime series downloaded and on my Mac's hard disk.

[Beebop]

The macs have more storage space than normal computers?

[Hunchman801]

The macs have more storage space than normal computers?

?!? O_o That's just a question of hard disk and file system (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, etc.)

[Jman]

The macs have more storage space than normal computers?

The newer mac hardrives are expandable up to three terabites of harddrive space.

[foultzboyz]

Yes, the newest model of Mac Pro allows for four 750GB hard disks. (And now processing up to 2 quad-core 3GHz Intel Xeons, since I checked up on Apple's website on Sunday.) Yes, space depends on general capacity and file system, though Mac hard drives normally last longer because of file system. (Microsoft's amazing NTFS system helps kill hard disks. That's the reason for all the noise that can normally be heard from a hard disk formatted with it.)

[Beebop]

How much is a terabit?

[Raylex]

1To = 1 024Go

[Beebop]

It's quite a lot.

[Hunchman801]

And by the way, 1 GB = 1Go = 8 Gb.