Calculating File Sizes (Cambridge (CIE) O Level Computer Science)
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Written by: Robert Hampton
Reviewed by: James Woodhouse
Calculating File Sizes
How do you calculate the size of a bitmap image?
Calculating the size of a bitmap image can be carried out with either of the following formulas:
Resolution x colour depth
Image width x image height x colour depth
Example
Image Files | |||||||||||||||
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(Resolution) x (Colour Depth) | |||||||||||||||
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Image Files | ||||||||||||||||||
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(Image width) x (Image height) x (Colour Depth) | ||||||||||||||||||
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How do you calculate the size of a sound file?
Calculating the size of a sound file is carried out with the following formula:
Sample rate x duration x sample resolution
Example
Sound Files | |||||||||||||||
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(Sample Rate) x (Duration in seconds) x (Sample Resolution) | |||||||||||||||
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