You're probably right that the majority of torrents on the internet line up with the common TV show sizes, but it doesn't at all follow that users of this service will follow that distribution.
I have 60gb files in S3, and saturating available bandwidth to download them in a reasonable time frame if they're not in the same country is actually a bit of a challenge.
Bit torrent would be one of the fastest and fault tolerant ways to retrieve the files, so it not being available stings a bit.
While I'm trying to download large files on consumer internet, I'd imagine that huge files between geographic locations and server grade connections would face a similar problem.
I have 60gb files in S3, and saturating available bandwidth to download them in a reasonable time frame if they're not in the same country is actually a bit of a challenge.
Bit torrent would be one of the fastest and fault tolerant ways to retrieve the files, so it not being available stings a bit.
While I'm trying to download large files on consumer internet, I'd imagine that huge files between geographic locations and server grade connections would face a similar problem.