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It depends on the size of the file, that depends of format, compression, and frame-rate.

For me a 30min clip, 1080P, uncompressed and @60FPS is ~12GB, after processing/compressing that can get to about ~8GB (8000MB) not really sure about that though.

Lets assume that your upload stays at a constant 25Mbps, considering how the file-size is in Bytes, and the band-width is in bits. Upload is ~3.1MBps, (25Mbps/8 because a Byte is 8 bits).

You would take ~42 mins to upload that video file. (8000MB/3.125MBps= 2560seconds)/60=42.666...minutes. 

 

Adding in some arbitrary variables I would say that you could upload a 60FPS clip in 50minutes or less, 30FPS is of course half.

 

I could be wrong though, as far as I am concerned you need not worry with such a high upload, mine is 0.7Mbps, or ~0,09MBps...

NOTE: I recorded the clip in 3 pieces, each ~10min, format for those is Mp4. I don't do much uploading for obvious reasons, thus I am not sure if I could actually reduce the file size from 12GB at all. Even then for your upload speed 12GB wouldn't be much of an issue either. Being able to up half an hour of 60FPS 1080P goodness in about an hour is beyond my comprehension.

 

Someone correct me if I am wrong please.

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It depends on the size of the file, that depends of format, compression, and frame-rate.

For me a 30min clip, 1080P, uncompressed and @60FPS is ~12GB, after processing/compressing that can get to about ~8GB (8000MB) not really sure about that though.

Lets assume that your upload stays at a constant 25Mbps, considering how the file-size is in Bytes, and the band-width is in bits. Upload is ~3.1MBps, (25Mbps/8 because a Byte is 8 bits).

You would take ~42 mins to upload that video file. (8000MB/3.125MBps= 2560seconds)/60=42.666...minutes. 

 

Adding in some arbitrary variables I would say that you could upload a 60FPS clip in 50minutes or less, 30FPS is of course half.

 

I could be wrong though, as far as I am concerned you need not worry with such a high upload, mine is 0.7Mbps, or ~0,09MBps...

NOTE: I recorded the clip in 3 pieces, each ~10min, format for those is Mp4. I don't do much uploading for obvious reasons, thus I am not sure if I could actually reduce the file size from 12GB at all. Even then for your upload speed 12GB wouldn't be much of an issue either. Being able to up half an hour of 60FPS 1080P goodness in about an hour is beyond my comprehension.

 

Someone correct me if I am wrong please.

 

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