Common uncompressed video bitrates

Rates in megabytes per second are calculated using (width * height * framerate * bitdepth) / (8 * 1000000) = megabytes per second
Highlights are <100 <200 <400 <600 <1000 >1000
WidthHeightAspect RatioFrame RateYUV 4:2:2 8bit/16bppYUV 4:2:2 10bit/24bppYUV 4:2:2 16bit/32bppRGB 4:4:4 8bit/24bppRGB 4:4:4 16bit/48bppRGB 4:4:4 32bit/96bpp
SD 576i/257205764:3 / 16:925 (50i)2131413162124
SD 480i/307204804:3 / 16:930 (60i)2131413162124
HD 720p/24128072016:92444668866133265
HD 1080p/241920108016:924100149199149299597
HD 1080p/251920108016:925104156207156311622
HD 1080i/301920108016:930 (60i)124187249187373746
Academy 2K182813321.37:124117175234175351701
Digital Cinema 2K20488582.39:12484127169127253506
Digital Cinema 2K199810801.85:124104155207155311621
Digital Cinema 4K409617142.39:12433750567450510112022
HD 2160p/243840216016:92439859779659711942389
Digital Cinema 4K399621601.85:12441462182962112432486
Academy 4K365626641.37:12446870193570114032805
Full Aperture 4K409631121.32:124612918122491818363671
IMAX Digital561640961.37:124110416562208165633126625
HD 4320p/247680432016:924159323893185238947789555
Red Epic 6172800093343:124125451881725090188173763575269

Comments

  • Great piece of work
    Could you include the European version of HDTv.
    Ie 1920 x 1080p @ 25 frames per second.
    Thanks
    Reg

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