[X4U] Streaming Confusion with QT Data Rates

[revDAVE]

On 9/20/04 2:29 AM, "Eugene Lee" <list-themacintoshguy at fsck.net> wrote:

> I think you are mixing two different sets of numbers.  The first set,
> e.g. "low-100k", probably means 100 kilobits/second (12.5 kilobytes/sec).
> The second set, e.g. "DSL-Low - video = 10k bytes per second", means
> 10 kilobytes/second (80 kilobits/sec).

If I understand you correctly-  then if my QuickTime movie plays back with a
data rate of 37.5 kBytes/sec - then is actually the data rate of 300 kBits
/sec ?

Also - what is the ideal Kbits for your average DSL speeds ( basic Internet
standards) 

DSL-Low - 100kbits?
DSL-Med - 200kbits?
DSL-Hi - 300kbits? 
56k modem - kbits ?

Also - I noticed that when you use a QuickTime pro export - Hi quality -  it
uses the data rate of 82.029 kBytes/sec -  so is that actually 656.232
kBits/sec? - Very high ( by average Internet DSL standards)

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Thanks - RevDave
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