This question is far too general to be answered specifically, but I'll give it a shot! The short answer is... "It depends." The verbose answer is...
It depends primarily on the length and general quality, which directly affects the size, of each movie file you intend to store. For example if you have a 105 minute movie file that is the same resolution and encoded/compressed in the same manner and quality as a DVD movie (MPEG2) then you can count on each file being approximately 2.8GB in size. Using this as a baseline you should be able to store approximately 357 DVD quality movie files on 1TB of storage. However if you have files with a lower resolution (as is often the case in digital cameras and internet videos) or a higher compression ratio (as there is in MPEG4 files) than a standard DVD then you'll be able to fit more files onto the drive, quite possibly many, MANY more. Of course this means that if you have higher quality files, like HD movies, then you won't be able to fit nearly as many on to 1TB of storage.
In summary, the question you should be asking yourself is "What number, type and quality of files to I want to store?" Answering this will tell you whether you need a 16GB thumb-drive, a RAID-0 array of eight 2TB drives (16TB total storage) or, most likely, something inbetween.
I hope this helps, good luck and take care!
if they are 700 mb files, then the hdd in question should hold about 400 movies.if half are 1.4 then it will be about 300movies if they are 1.4 then it will be 200. if they are random sizes and in no particular format then it is anywhere from 45 to 800+....just a thought....
it would be able to hold 150000 songs
3 mgb
DVD
depending on the size of the movies, roughly 650-800 movies will fit on it.
A 500GB hard drive can hold 500GB of data (although in reality slightly less is available for use as the formatting of the disc uses some space). This equates to around 800 albums (in mp3 format), or 150 movies, or 10,000 photographs or any combination of such files.
you have 1TB on a hard drive but you only have 950 gb what happened to the other 50 gb
How many movies a 64 gb flash drive can store depends on the length of the movies. If eacah movie is about 2 hours, then the flash drive can hold up to 21 movies.
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Start>My Computer>double click the CD icon>hold down the ctrl key and press the a key>hold down the ctrl key and press the c key>go to your external hard drive>hold down the ctrl key and press the v key Or dragging and dropping the file(s) from two open windows will copy them
It depends on how large the files that you put on it are. I have a 2GB flash drive, and I put on it a ton of files. 16GB is a lot of capacity.
"Enough" will greatly depend on what you plan to do with the drive. It's more than large enough to transfer documents between computers, and it could probably hold a couple dozen XVid-encoded movies, or most people's music collections. It is likely unsuitable for higher-definition video.
Hard drive is the answer.CDs hold generally upto 700MB of data. Hard drive can hold GBs worth data.