What does it mean by limited bandwidth in MEGA?
In computer networks, the amount of data that can be carried from one point to another in a given “time period” is known as Bandwidth.So, if you are uploading a file to Mega cloud or downloading from it, you are basically transferring data from/to your computer. Now, MEGA’s free service provides 10 GB bandwidth (refills every 30 minutes) - which means you can upload/download to/from your account to an extent which is not more than 10 GB.What after the limit is reached? What is the use of providing 50 GB of storage then?That’s where the “time period” comes in handy. Once you have reached the point which says Bandwidth Limit Exceeded, you have to wait 30 minutes for a refill to continue.. It is 30 minutes because it is MEGA’s free account policy.Different websites and cloud clients have different bandwidths and time period. Mega’s premium service provides bandwidth of more than 1 TB per month. Once you have used the 1 TB, you will have to wait for the next month for data transferring. Have a look at the image below to understand better.Answering your question, bandwidth is the restriction imposed both on uploading and downloading together.And yeah, if you are lacking bandwidth, then definitely they will face problems in downloading the complete zipped file. They will have to wait for the bandwidth to refill itself and then can carry on the download. It finally boils down to the bandwidth limit and time period.hope it helps :)
How do I calculate the size of a 1 second video file that has 30 frames per second and 640 x 480 pixels with 24 bits of color information?
If uncompressed, then it is 30 x 640 x 480 x 24 /8 bytes = 27.6 Mbytes.Note that stored video, even if uncompressed, it is rarely at 24 bits per pixel (commonly referred to as 4:4:4 format). Typically, chroma is subsampled in a 4:2:0 format, so it is half the size, about 13.8 Mbytes.Compressed video is determined by its bit rate (say, 1 Mbit/s). In that sense, the resolution and frame rate are irrelevant, its size is equal to its bit-rate.
How much data do I use while watching a 20 minute video on YouTube?
It solely depends on what resolution you are watching the video at. I’ll give an idea on some resolutions.Recommended upload encoding settings2160p (4k) - 35-45 Mbps = 42,000 - 54,000 Mb in 20 Minutes1440p (2k) - 16 Mbps = 19,200 Mb in 20 minutes1080p - 8 Mbps = 9600 Mb in 20 minutes720p - 5 Mbps = 6000 Mb in 20 minutes480p - 2.5 Mbps = 3000 Mb in 20 minutes360p - 1 Mbps = 1200 Mb in 20 minutesIn this case, Mb stands for megaBITS, not megaBYTES.
Why am I getting different downloading speed for different files at the same time? It is 2 mbps for one while 200 kbps for the other.
Remember speed is not always depends upon what your ISP(INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER) is providing,it also depends upon the server you are downloading.Let me make clear by example.As Google is free Website,it doesn't cost us to doenload youtube videos(though google doesn't allow to download youtube videos deliberetaly) or any other file on their server .Do you know why they have high domain data centre situated at various places in world snd they are capable of enduring high load.So you get fastest speed while downloading from their domain(if ISP is not blocking Data Transfer rates from Google server)And if you download the file from any paid site like Novafile or personal cloud storage. Sweet home for your private files. You will get limited speed unless you pay them and buy and a premium account.Thats the case with you.
How much MB does it take when I watch a 720p video of 10 mins on YouTube?
for 1080p means 10 mins video will be around 140-150mbfor 720p means 10 mins video will be around 90-100mbfor 480p means 10 mins video will be around 60-70mb. It all depends on the format of video,plus frame rate & resolution of video. Also, the compressor you (or the program) have can also make some difference there. follow this link.- www.digitalrebellion.com/webapps/video_calc.html
How fast is a 50 Mbps internet download speed?
I don’t know where are you from but it is pretty fast for the global standard.With an easy conversion you can calculate in how much time you download a gigabyte of data:50 megabits per second means 6.25 megabytes per second (divide by 8) 1024 megabits: 6.25= 163 seconds. Approximately 3 minutes.
How much data will a 360p video consume while watching online on youtube?
Below is the pic for a 45 sec video of MP4 format ranging from 144p upto 2160p. For 1 hour video, you can multiply by 80 for each to get the size. Only thing to remember is that it gives an indication but size varies video to video and format to format.