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For a 30 seconds clip in PAL DVD format (704x576, 25 fps, 24 bpp) with stereo sound in a sample rate of 48 kHz, how many bytes are needed?

I think it should be this - {704x576x24x25x30 + 48000x16(bits per sample)x2(stereo) } /1024 =7129500kb

But that seems way to big, can anyone help?

 

Roomy Naqvy
2012-12-15 17:42:42
Thats very hard to say but divide by 1024 and you should get the figure.
Duy Nguyen Minh
2012-12-11 23:59:11
You use software convert it and burn in a new dvd.
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Charles Yost
2012-12-11 20:53:05
I think that this website might help you: http://www.doicamera.com/digital_video.htm.Its Video Basics Made Easy.Nero Smart is a good a DVD making software. I have used it before, but not for a while. Other alternatives are a bit pricy or not so reliable.
luis donis
2012-12-11 06:35:06
If they are right depends on the resolution quality of the sound and the video also weighed on the overall video hd videos weigh between 300 mb and 400mb
Nikhil Chandak
2012-12-10 14:19:14
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_estimate_file_size_for_a_DVD_video_clipmay help u
Brian Gove
2012-12-10 14:09:44
for mac user try "Hollywood Calculator"for Android users Android "BitCalc Pro"
pp potana
2012-12-10 12:36:48
It depends on lots of factors...video quality, frame rate, codec used, video length....there is no fixed formula.
ha14
2012-12-10 12:35:33
duration x bitrate = file size bitrate is the sum of audio and video bitratesadjust for bits/byte: 8 bits per byte
Douglas Mutay
2012-12-10 08:18:44
Hard to say for me, but I can see that for a 30sec video the output size is simply too big!!!
Sashritha Peiris
2012-12-10 07:57:39
Divade by 1024 twice to gets kilobytes