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YouTube’s 1080p is 5 megabits per second, not 130 megabytes per second. So 2TB lasts 37 days, meaning blowski is right. Of course powering that bodycam will b
by michaelt 3y ago
YouTube’s 1080p is 5 megabits per second, not 130 megabytes per second.
So 2TB lasts 37 days, meaning blowski is right.
Of course powering that bodycam will be a different matter.
- Domenic_S 3y agoOf course this is all academic: the file size depends on the codec, ie how much you want to trade power for space. YT/Netflix/etc obviously trade for file size very well. But a body-worn device isn't as capable. Take the Axon Body 2 as an example, the gold standard for police bodycams. According to its specs [0] it'll record 12 hours of 1080p video on its 64GB internal storage. So using H.264 it produces 64gb/12hr == 5.333 (repeating of course) GB/hr, making 2TB / 5.333GB == 375 hours, or about 15.625 days [0] https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/cms-nppgov.resources/app/uploads/2017/06/15145726/TASER-Camera-Axon-Resources.pdf https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/cms-nppgov.resources/app/...