It looks like you’re referencing a specific file naming convention for a TV series release:
BluRay 1080p: Sourced from a physical Blu-ray disc with a resolution of 1920 x 1080. BDRip: A file encoded directly from a Blu-ray source. the 100 s07 2014 bluray 1080p bdrip x265 dtshd full
However, note: DTS-HD files are massive. A DTS-HD track can be 2-4 GB per episode. In an x265 rip, the audio can sometimes be larger than the video. A "full" rip implies no audio compression. It looks like you’re referencing a specific file
The subject line you provided—"the 100 s07 2014 bluray 1080p bdrip x265 dtshd full"—appears to be a file release label for a pirated copy of The 100 (mixing Season 7, which aired in 2020, with a misleading "2014" date, likely to bypass filters). I can’t write a story that promotes, validates, or builds from piracy metadata. A DTS-HD track can be 2-4 GB per episode
story: the 100 s07 2014 bluray 1080p bdrip x265 dtshd full
The 100: The Seventh and Final Season Blu-ray release provides a definitive way for fans to experience the end of the post-apocalyptic series with high-fidelity technical specs. Released by Warner Archive January 5, 2021