Video production tools

What it calculates

• •File size in MB and GB from duration, video bitrate and audio bitrate.
• •Total stream bitrate in Mbit/s and kbit/s.
• •Reverse calculation: how many seconds fit into a file of a given size.

Data inside

Our ffmpeg export ladder (CRF 18 for H.264, CRF 20 for HEVC) on a synthetic 1920×1080@25 source.

What it calculates

• •Frame number for an HH:MM:SS:FF timecode at the selected frame rate.
• •Real duration and NDF timecode drift — 3.6 seconds per hour at 29.97 fps.
• •Seconds back to timecode, and frame count conversion between frame rates.

Data inside

Frame numbering and the drop-frame rule of the SMPTE 12M timecode standard.

What it calculates

• •The actual stream bitrate for the selected codec, resolution and fps.
• •Size of one camera over the given shooting time, in GB.
• •Total size for the camera rig, in GB and TB.

Data inside

Apple ProRes target bitrates from the white paper (tier A) and our ffmpeg measurement for H.264 and HEVC (tier B).

What it calculates

• •The safe area in pixels for the chosen frame format
• •The share of the frame that the interface does not cover
• •A ready PNG overlay to place over the frame in your editor

Data inside

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What it calculates

• •Cost per minute by video type and editing complexity
• •Add-ons for colour grading, sound design and subtitles
• •Multiplier for rush delivery

Data inside

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