So between 4.2 and 5TB should be enough storage to last the next 5 years for iStripperįor all of the Previous content up to today, If you plan for the Next 5 years, that's 3.24 terabytes needed for the Cards.Īdd another terabyte for the photos and videos. This is one site you can check stats at, there are many others.ģ60 cards a year x 1.8GB = 648 gigabytes a year

Lower resolutions make up about the next 30%Īnd about 10% fall into the higher or Unknown resolutions. These two combined Make up 60% of the users This is because more and more Mobile users are replacing the traditional Desktop users in volume.īut if you only consider Desk top / lap top usersġ366 x 768 tops the list, followed closely by 1920 x 1080 The Screen Resolutions being used are actually Dropping, not Increasing. If you look at the collected Stats from web users around the world, There also has to be a user base capable of experiencing the new resolutions. I believe 4K will be the Limit of the iStripper product for the foreseeable future. Until current computer processing power quadruples, and the price becomes affordable The Team is pumping out 4K 30 minute length video in less than a day. It's not like a commercial or a tv show or a movie where they have days, or weeks, Months or years to work on the final product. IStripper is producing 30 minute long video every day. When they first produced 4K, the higher bit rate took over 24 hrs to process. Then clicks the Process button, and it takes 12 hours to see the finished results. This means, the production team makes the required edits and adjustments With the most current equipment they have, it takes them well over 12 hours to process a card. The Most current Information I have from the team is that they are recording in 5KĪnd producing 4K, 3K, 1080p and 720p product from the 5K recordings. ( except of the VG Classic collection, that is the only product that has been upscaled to a higher then recorded resolution ) IStipper has never prodced cards in a higher resolution than they have been recorded in.

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