3.6 gigabytes
3.6 GBData · definition
Decimal kB, MB and GB use powers of 1,000. KiB, MiB and GiB use powers of 1,024. The content of a file depends on encoding and compression.
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Decimal kB, MB and GB use powers of 1,000.
A one-hour digital video recording with sound, encoded at a specified bitrate.
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3.6 gigabytes is approximately equal to the data size of one hour of video.
Data: 3.6 GB; definition.
Decimal kB, MB and GB use powers of 1,000. KiB, MiB and GiB use powers of 1,024. The content of a file depends on encoding and compression.
Data: 3.6 GB; example.
A one-hour video at 8 Mbit/s including all streams in the chosen bitrate; overhead ignored.
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Compare 3.6 gigabytes with the data size of one hour of video. The notes below explain how each value was chosen.
Data · definition
Decimal kB, MB and GB use powers of 1,000. KiB, MiB and GiB use powers of 1,024. The content of a file depends on encoding and compression.
Data · example
A one-hour video at 8 Mbit/s including all streams in the chosen bitrate; overhead ignored.
The diagram uses the recorded measurements. Details outside the marked spans do not set the scale.
Data size depends on encoding and compression; decimal GB and binary GiB are different units.
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