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I can't quite believe my own arithmetic but... that would mean the page is larger than 30 minutes of video streamed using the new codec. Can that possibly be co
by ladon86 6y ago
I can't quite believe my own arithmetic but... that would mean the page is larger than 30 minutes of video streamed using the new codec. Can that possibly be correct?
Calculations here, someone please tell me I'm wrong:
The caption quotes "30kbps", but that has to be a typo - I think they mean 30KBps (240kbps).
58.7MB * 1024 = 60,018KB
60,018KB / 30KB/s = 2000 seconds
2000s / 60 = 33 minutes
- Jugurtha 6y agoThere are four large .gif files. I believe the one you are referring to is 2.6 MB and named `Duo_540X540_TransparentBG_3s_splitscreen_05.gif`, with a split screen comparison of what it would look like at 30kbps. The overhead is the graphics of the "montage", I figure.
- ehsankia 6y agoI don't think the codec uses 30kbps by default, that specific example is showing what it would look like at 30kbps. Obviously if you have the speed for it, it'll probably raise the bitrate more. Duo is known for adaptively scaling up and down and smoothly switching between different network conditions.