Scott Rowe wrote:
No, 22T means 22 * 1000 * 4096 = 90112000 bytes
FWIW, (E)JES displays this "22T frames" value as simply 86MB. Other products likely do as well. Seems to make a lot more sense.
There might be some people that actually prefer to measure and think of storage in terms of 4K frames. But, like most people, I like to measure and think of storage in KB, MB, GB, TB, etc. If I ever come across some value expressed as a number of 4K frames, I immediately reach for my calculator...
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