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Last Answered:
Oct 8 2007 1:57 PM GMT
by Davis420
Hello,
On my website, I have an 8 minute flash video that is 13MB. Of course, your size may vary based on the resolution of the video.
Let’s say that your 5 minute video was 10MB, for easy calculations. Here is what I estimate:
10MB x 100,000 viewers x 31 days = 31,000,000MB or 31TB per month?? Wow, that seems like a lot but the math looks right to me.
What do you think?
While I have done some periodic flash videos on my website, I am interested in creating daily blog videos too. If you care to talk more about this, my blog info is below. You can contact me there.
David Davis
HappyRouter.com Visit my
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Bandwidth, Data transfer, Internet television systems
I have a client that wants to produce a daily 5 minute TV program on the Internet. If I stream the program, FLASH, how do I calculate the bandwidth or data transfer that I will need if I'm calculating 100,000 viewers a day? 
