manuleka 0 Report post Posted June 7, 2011 i do downloading videos and when i come across a file for download it has a information about it's format/size etc...now what i'm curious to know is, what does it mean when a video has this:Video:576x288 492kbps25fpsnow i understand the 25 Frames per Second and resolution of 576x288 pixels but the 492kbps i'm abit confused aboutwith a hight kbps would that mean better quality? i can google this but would see if anyone here can pop me a quicker answer....cheers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
yordan 10 Report post Posted June 7, 2011 Of course please remember that you should never download a video.Most of the time, downloading a video is forbidden if you don't have the original DVD in your hand.And if you have the DVD, you don't need to download the video. However, if you bought a video, you can proove that you paid it, you can put it on your hard drive. Read the user's guide of the video compression software you use, and you will see how the fps and kbps work.576x288 looks like a strange format, looks like 18/9 which means 16/9 with black stripes left and right. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
manuleka 0 Report post Posted June 7, 2011 Of course please remember that you should never download a video.Most of the time, downloading a video is forbidden if you don't have the original DVD in your hand.And if you have the DVD, you don't need to download the video. However, if you bought a video, you can proove that you paid it, you can put it on your hard drive. Read the user's guide of the video compression software you use, and you will see how the fps and kbps work.576x288 looks like a strange format, looks like 18/9 which means 16/9 with black stripes left and right. hehe... cheers yord, these are legitimate downloads Share this post Link to post Share on other sites