I am ripping home videos. Why is the length of the video not proportionate to the file size using the same settings. Example: 7 min. video was 533,264kb and a 19 min video was 883,711kb. I would thing a video that was over 2X as long would rip to a file that was over 2X as big.
ver. 1.2.2
win 10
thanks for any help you can give.
File size vs video length
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Re: File size vs video length
File Size (MegaBytes) = Bitrate (Mbps) x Time (Sec) x .125
Be sure to include audio bitrate!
Your 7 min. video was encoded at a higher Bitrate than your longer one. RTM if you do not understand why the same "settings" do mot give the same " bitrate,"
Going forward, please refer to and provide your encoding logs, thanks.
Be sure to include audio bitrate!
Your 7 min. video was encoded at a higher Bitrate than your longer one. RTM if you do not understand why the same "settings" do mot give the same " bitrate,"
Going forward, please refer to and provide your encoding logs, thanks.
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rollin_eng
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Re: File size vs video length
Could you please post your HB logs, instructions can be found here:
https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/hel ... y-log.html
https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/hel ... y-log.html