Help plz!

Hmm can anyone help me with this question?

One hour of full colour video film for a 1024 x 800 screen occupies approximately

a) 12 800 Mbytes
b) 1 024 Gbytes
c) 265 Gbytes
d) 512 Gbytes

Answer c) is the correct answer but I don't know how to work it out. Does anyone know how? Thanks in advance! :frown:

Reply 1

damaster275

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rockiee

Hmm can anyone help me with this question?

One hour of full colour video film for a 1024 x 800 screen occupies approximately

a) 12 800 Mbytes
b) 1 024 Gbytes
c) 265 Gbytes
d) 512 Gbytes

Answer c) is the correct answer but I don't know how to work it out. Does anyone know how? Thanks in advance! :frown:

265 gigabytes!?!?!? the four hard drives i got at home can't even fit that. You sure that's the answer?

Reply 2

Mysterious_123

damaster275

265 gigabytes!?!?!? the four hard drives i got at home can't even fit that. You sure that's the answer?

:dito: I was thinking the same thing too. Are you sure that was the right answer?

Reply 3

AT82

The answer to this question depends on what (if any) compression is used, what the frame rate is and what the colour depth is :smile:

.

Reply 4

SuperhansFavouriteAlsatian

That is a horrible question. What AT82 said.

Reply 5

gnpatterson

Oh Duh

try resolution x colour depth x frame rate x time

assume no compression

1028 * 800 * 3 * 25 * 60 * 60 = 221,184,000,000 approx equal answer 256 GB

pretty easy question really

Reply 6

SuperhansFavouriteAlsatian

gnpatterson

Oh Duh

try resolution x colour depth x frame rate x time

assume no compression

1028 * 800 * 3 * 25 * 60 * 60 = 221,184,000,000 approx equal answer 256 GB

pretty easy question really

That would be a "well duh" question if they actually gave us the FPS and colour depth. They use different standards around the world for different tv types, and on the internet standards are all but unnoticable.

Help plz!

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