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HD included in the service- each video can be stored in 2 ways- HD and non- HD version. Some temporary space for data conversion from HD to non HD. If cost of webspaceis1GB @ 5$, it would cost not more than 1$ for the company to host it including the maintainance. Now a 15 min HD video when freshly made from a DSLR would be around 1 GB and that of a cell phone would be around 500 MB. The non HD videos for 15 mins would cost us 100 MB on average. Avg upload speed So there should be a temporary buffer of around 1000 TB for one state (Assuming a upper limit of 10000 are uploading @ a particular moment(say use of buffer for 2-3 hrs @ an avg of 100 kbps) ). while 100000 non HD are being uploaded @ the same time which be around 3 hr @ 100kbps for 1 state. which would require 1700 GB of Buffer per state.
- rahul reddy October 04, 2012Considering the cost of 100 videos being uploaded. the converted videos- non hd- 100 MB is stored and HD- 500 MB (Assuming mp4). Assuming 20% of them are HD and remaining non HD. 100*.2*500+100*.8*100=18000mb which is 18 GB for 100 videos. it would be 18*x for x videos.
Assuming 1000 videos are uploaded on an average per day from 1 state of population 10million. 180GB per day.