Free Bandwidth Usage Limits as Per Plans
How to Calculate Bandwidth Usage
Introduction
Bandwidth is a measurement of the volume of data that a network or server receives/ transmits over a given amount of time. When you watch a one hour video, it takes around 500 MB of bandwidth in SD and 2 GB in HD mode, please check our help article on encoding and resolution for more details. You can calculate bandwidth based on this. For example, if 2000 people watch one hour SD video, it will consume 1000 GB = 1 TB and so on.
We have different free usage limits for different plans. After you exceed the free bandwidth limit(According to your plan), we will charge for any extra bandwidth used by you. For example, if you have Muvi Standard plan, then after 1 TB free bandwidth limit you will be charged for any extra bandwidth used by you. Unlike other compnaies in the market, we don't offer unlimited bandwidth for free. We let you know the cost upfront so that you know the total cost and can plan your strategy accordingly. Whereas few companies in the market offer unlimited bandwidth but with a clause in their terms mentioning the upper limit which may surprise you at the end.
Free Bandwidth Usage Limits as Per Plans
| Muvi Standard | Muvi Professional | Muvi Enterprise |
| 1TB per month free, then charges apply | 2TB per month free, then charges apply | 5TB per month free, then charges apply |
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How to Calculate Bandwidth Usage
Below we have mentioned bandwidth usage of 4K, (HD (High Definition) and SD (Standard Definition) videos with the specific file size (5 GB) and duration. Based on that you can calculate bandwidth usage of different sizes of videos with different watch duration. To calculate your bandwidth charge, ROI(Return On Investment), please Click Here.
|
Video Duration (In Minutes) |
Resolution (In Pixel) |
Bandwidth Used (In GB) |
| 90 | 2160p | 3.5 |
| 90 | 1080p | 2.5 |
| 90 | 480p | 1.5 |
Note: For live streaming (Using Camera), 1 hour of streaming consumes approximately 500 MB of bandwidth. However, it will differ according to the upstream of live streaming content.