Enter the pixel width, pixel length, frames per second, and video length into the calculator to determine the video size.
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Video File Size Formula
The following equation can be used to calculate the video file size.
VFS = PL * PW *3* FPS / (1024*1024) * T / 1028
- Where VFS is the video file size (GB)
- PL is the pixels along the length
- PW is the pixels along the width
- FPS is the frames per second
- T is the total video time in seconds
Video File Size Definition
A video file size is defined as the total data storage it takes to contain a certain video file.
Video File Size Example
How to calculate a video file size?
- First, determine the pixel dimensions.
Measure the total number of pixels along the length and width. This is usually considered the resolution.
- Next, determine the frames per second.
Calculate the total frames per second the video is played at.
- Next, determine the total time.
Measure the total time of the video.
- Finally, calculate the video file size.
Calculate the video file size using the equation above.
FAQ
What is a video file size?
A video file size is a term used to described the total data storage required to hold a certain video.
