How big will the video file be?
A video file is roughly its bitrate multiplied by its length. An hour of 1080p at YouTube’s recommended 8 Mbps comes to about 3.6 GB. The same hour as a 4K ProRes 422 HQ master comes to about 398 GB. Pick a preset or type in your bitrate.
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Estimated file size
600 MB
At a constant 8 Mbps. Presets from YouTube recommended upload encoding settings and Apple ProRes White Paper (April 2022).
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Questions
Ask us something elseWhere do the preset bitrates come from?
Delivery-file presets are the top of YouTube’s recommended upload bitrates; ProRes presets are the target data rates in Apple’s ProRes white paper. Your camera or export settings may differ: if you know your bitrate, type it in.
Why is my file smaller than the estimate?
Many cameras and encoders use variable bitrate, so quiet scenes take less space than busy ones. The estimate assumes a constant rate, which makes it a sensible upper bound for planning storage or a transfer.
How do I send a video this large?
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