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RE: Computer for streaming video- what's impoirtant?

Posted by rmilewsk (A) on March 17, 2022 at 01:39:06

In Reply to: Computer for streaming video- what's impoirtant? posted by lokie on December 15, 2021 at 10:54:55:

It really depends on whether you want to transcode the videos in the computer or only watch them at their original bit rate. Transcoding is very CPU intensive. Also, how many simultaneous streams will you be watching? If you are only watching at the original encoded bit rate and I5 will be able to stream 4K without a problem. Once you start transcoding while watching a movie everything changes. Some people will use handbrake (a transcoding app) and create multiple versions of all of their movies so they can watch them at the original bitrates without needing any transcoding. Of course, each version will take up disk space.

Edits: 03/17/22

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