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This time, we will learn about “bit rate” which is one of the important factors in determining the image quality of video.<\/p>\n
It is closely related to this article, but you can learn more about video screen resolutions and frame rates in another article.<\/p>\n
If you are unsure, I recommend reading the article on screen resolutions and frame rates before reading this article.<\/p>\n
Points to consider when deciding the frame rate (fps) of a video
\nThe optimal resolution of the video screen is not always Full HD! Consider the screen resolution of the video.
\nTable of Contents
\nWhat is a bit rate?
\nRelationship between screen resolution, frame rate, and bit rate
\nBased on the above, let’s consider the relationship between resolution \/ frame rate, amount of data, and bit rate.
\nWhat to do to improve image quality
\nConsider the optimal resolution, frame rate, and bit rate for each type of content.
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What is a bit rate?
\nBit rate is expressed in bps.
\nShort for bits per second, which indicates how many bits of data a video creates per second.
\nFor example, a 1 Mbps video will have 0.125 megabytes of data per second. It will be 7.5 MB in 1 minute.
\nAs with screen resolution and frame rate, you can decide what bit rate you want.<\/p>\n
Since 8 bits are 1 byte, it becomes “1 Mbit \u00f7 8 = 0.125 Mbyte”.
\nRelationship between screen resolution, frame rate, and bit rate
\nLet’s review a bit.<\/p>\n
The screen resolution indicates the height of the number of pixels in the video.
\nThe frame rate shows how many images a video is made up of per second.
\nBit rate represents the amount of data per second.<\/p>\n
Based on the above, let’s consider the relationship between resolution \/ frame rate, amount of data, and bit rate.
\n4K resolution is four times the area of \u200b\u200bFull HD, so more data is required to draw.
\nSince video at 60fps has twice as many frames as at 30fps, more data is required to draw.<\/p>\n
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If you want to make a “1Mbps in Full HD \/ 30fps” video with the same image quality in “4K \/ 60fps”<\/p>\n
Resolution area 4 times x frame rate 2 times = 8 times<\/p>\n
The amount of data required is required and in theory 8Mbps is a guide.<\/p>\n
However, as mentioned above, the bit rate can be set arbitrarily, so it is also possible to make “1Mbps video at 4K \/ 60fps”.<\/p>\n
It makes no sense to convert a Full HD \/ 30fps video into a 4K \/ 60fps video.
\nEven if you double the number of 30 videos per frame to 60, the same image will continue for 2 frames and the number of frames will be wasted.
\nSimilarly, when it comes to resolution, it doesn’t make sense to stretch what originally only had Full HD resolution to 4K.
\nTherefore, it is a good idea to prepare the video that will be the material to create video content with the highest resolution and high frame rate possible. It is not wasted when converted to a lower number.
\nIf you’re not ready, don’t forget to set the resolution and frame rate below the footage video.
\nWhat to do to improve image quality
\nIt turned out that the higher the resolution and the bit rate, the better the video can be drawn without using a lot of data.<\/p>\n
So to improve image quality, should the bitrate be increased anyway?
\nThis is not bad, but the article on screen resolutionBut the same thing that I wrote will happen.
\nIn other words, the higher the bit rate, the larger the file size.
\nIf the file size is large, the transfer of video data to the viewer will be slow, and in the case of smartphones, the monthly data traffic will soon disappear.<\/p>\n
With that in mind, we need to find the best bit rate.
\nWhen sending videos over the Internet, the lower the amount of data, the better.
\nThe correct answer is to aim for a video with a small amount of data and sufficient image quality.<\/p>\n
Next, I prepared two videos of the same video with different bit rates. See how the image quality changes with the bit rate.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"