Enyaw- Thanks for the comments and feedback. I'v
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Posted On: 01/18/2016 9:56:30 AM
Enyaw-
Thanks for the comments and feedback. I've run through some models using Winston's current figures and plotted a trend line based on the 5 months of data. We have ~600 movies remaining, and my figures show a box office impact of ~$37M/movie remaining assuming it takes 6 months to complete the library. This equals ~$22B left to be uploaded, so ntek would be at 65%. Of course the true calculation would be to gather the box office data for all of the movies, but I don't have the time to do that right now.
I still think that there is a high correlation factor between box office revenues and revenues generated from ntek users. If a movie wasn't popular 15 years ago, it isn't going to be today on 4k, unless it has a cult following (of which there are few).
I'm just trying to find reasons as to why movies may not be loaded at the increasing rate we were expecting. Only ntek knows at this point.
Regards,
kbulldog.
Thanks for the comments and feedback. I've run through some models using Winston's current figures and plotted a trend line based on the 5 months of data. We have ~600 movies remaining, and my figures show a box office impact of ~$37M/movie remaining assuming it takes 6 months to complete the library. This equals ~$22B left to be uploaded, so ntek would be at 65%. Of course the true calculation would be to gather the box office data for all of the movies, but I don't have the time to do that right now.
I still think that there is a high correlation factor between box office revenues and revenues generated from ntek users. If a movie wasn't popular 15 years ago, it isn't going to be today on 4k, unless it has a cult following (of which there are few).
I'm just trying to find reasons as to why movies may not be loaded at the increasing rate we were expecting. Only ntek knows at this point.
Regards,
kbulldog.
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