On 29.04.2021 16:47, David Niklas wrote:
[...]
But when I try to come up with a useful value from that data I get a very
large value. Much higher than the typical 24-60 or so for quantization
that I see in files I encode.
Have I gotten the formula correct?
Size WxH BPP FPS Duration Bitrate
(1920*1080*12*29.97*((22*60)+09.2))/1074000
Likely I was confused about the meaning of the term "quantization" here.
Maybe you mean the ratio between compressed and uncompressed video
stream? If "Bitrate" stands for the data rate of the MP4 video stream
(excluding audio and container) in bits per second, the formula for the
compression ratio in percent should look like:
Bitrate * 100 / (Frame Width * Height * BitsPerPixel * FrameRate)
Where a value of 100% means no compression and a value of 20% means that
the output stream size takes one fifth of the input stream size. In your
scenario the compression ratio is around 14%.
Regards,
Tobias
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