Any idea how much bandwidth a youtube video consumes on average?
Depends on the video itself, the resolution, the bitrates, the file type, many varieties out there so unless you be more specific nobody can answer the question
This question cannot be answered... Some videos are 1MB/1min @360p and some are 6MB/1min@360p... and even if you manage to calculate it, its unreliable for quota consumption assumption.
can we know the max value per minute for each resolution?
Yeah--it is sort of impossible to figure it out. The more graphics on the video, the larger the size--what the size is, it not possible to determine. If you want to save on some bandwidth, try opting in for the HTML 5--I believe (hopefully I am not wrong), that it will use up less bandwidth than using flash.
well, I download videos from youtube instead of watching them online, because I think they consume the same...
anyway, yesterday I downloaded a video on 1080p resolution its size is 89.3mb and its 4min and 9 seconds long...
I also downloaded 10 videos (10 parts) and their sizes are between 20mb and 30mb and they all are 15minutes long and at 240p resolution...
hope that helps...
Nemesis-301 wrotewell, I download videos from youtube instead of watching them online, because I think they consume the same...
anyway, yesterday I downloaded a video on 1080p resolution its size is 89.3mb and its 4min and 9 seconds long...
I also downloaded 10 videos (10 parts) and their sizes are between 20mb and 30mb and they all are 15minutes long and at 240p resolution...
hope that helps...
what tool are you using to download them in 1080p? does it download in HD .avi without quality loss? or do you download as .flv/.mp4 ?
Guys, right click on youTube video and choose "show video info", it will provide you useful information about bitrate and other things (average bitrate, real-time bitrate,...)
shant wrote
Nemesis-301 wrotewell, I download videos from youtube instead of watching them online, because I think they consume the same...
anyway, yesterday I downloaded a video on 1080p resolution its size is 89.3mb and its 4min and 9 seconds long...
I also downloaded 10 videos (10 parts) and their sizes are between 20mb and 30mb and they all are 15minutes long and at 240p resolution...
hope that helps...
what tool are you using to download them in 1080p? does it download in HD .avi without quality loss? or do you download as .flv/.mp4 ?
I download them from here and yeah I download it as .flv/.mp4... is it better to download it as .avi? whats the difference?
Nemesis-301 wrote
shant wrote
Nemesis-301 wrotewell, I download videos from youtube instead of watching them online, because I think they consume the same...
anyway, yesterday I downloaded a video on 1080p resolution its size is 89.3mb and its 4min and 9 seconds long...
I also downloaded 10 videos (10 parts) and their sizes are between 20mb and 30mb and they all are 15minutes long and at 240p resolution...
hope that helps...
what tool are you using to download them in 1080p? does it download in HD .avi without quality loss? or do you download as .flv/.mp4 ?
I download them from here and yeah I download it as .flv/.mp4... is it better to download it as .avi? whats the difference?
yes of course, avi has much better sound,image quality, .mp4 .flv and .avi all can do 1080p resolution but in image quality .avi is far more superior, blizzard cinematics are made in .avi so technically you're watching it .avi on youtube, haven't you ever noticed quality loss after download ?