Video Size Calculator 4+

Name: Video Size Calculator
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Takeshi Kayahashi

Takeshi Kayahashi

Designed for iPhone

- 3.0 • 2 Ratings

- $1.99

iPhone Screenshots

Description

"Video Size Calculator" is a useful tool that will calculate the approximate file capacity after creating video easily.

[Feature]
The main frame size and frame rate can be calculated quickly because it is registered in the tab.
Custom sizes can also be calculated by any numerical input.
Calculated capacity is GB, MB, KB, can change the bytes and the unit does not need to be calculated each time.

[How to use]
1.
Choose from, such as full high-definition and DVD size.

2.
The total time of the video, hour, minute, second input and respectively.

3.
Select the FPS (frames displayed per second).

4.
Calculate the approximate capacity and press the "Calculate" button.

5.
The approximate file capacity was calculated switching in arbitrary units to confirm.

Attention:
In the case of bit rate calculation is calculated to enter a number from the time you turned on the switch.
Please press again "Calculate" button if you want to change the number or tab recalculation.
Please understand that only an approximate file capacity.
The capacity of the sound source is not included.

Apr 14, 2021

Version 1.1

Change launch image.
Support higher than iOS11 and Dark mode interface.

3.0 out of 5

2 Ratings

DOMO ARIGATOO!

Thanks very much for making this app so simple yet accurate. It is good to know how large video files will be as I switch between 4k DCI @ 100 or 200 mbps and FHD slo-mo at 200 mbps. (I know to add “000” to the amout in the “kbps” field, though maybe that ought to be measured in mbps?) The “4k” field already shows the DCI dimensions, and I appreciate the lack of clutter that a scrolling menu of frame sizes - not to mention of codecs and so forth - would impose.

DON’T BUY

It’s not accurate at all, I put in the numbers and it ended with 26 GB, the actual video was 7 GB.

Please tell me the settings of the video you want to calculate.

The developer, Takeshi Kayahashi, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.