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  1. GordyBoy

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    Here's a strange thing. I have my Aura set to the highest quality of conversion for download. Today I converted "Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance using the Aura App then downloaded it using the App and the file size is 404MB.

    I then deleted the download from the converted file from the Aura and then converted the same file with WebControlIF and downloaded this with WebcontrolIF. I hen uploaded both files to Windows and looked at their properties.

    Aura download comes in at 404MB
    WebControlIF comes in at 2.24GB

    both files are playable on any of my devices so ow com one can be so much larger than the other.

    Properties of both files:-

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    | Thu 25 Feb 2021 13:24:08 #1 |
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    GordyBoy - 5 mins ago  » 
    Here's a strange thing. I have my Aura set to the highest quality of conversion for download. Today I converted "Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance using the Aura App then downloaded it using the App and the file size is 404MB.
    I then deleted the download from the converted file from the Aura and then converted the same file with WebControlIF and downloaded this with WebcontrolIF. I hen uploaded both files to Windows and looked at their properties.
    Aura download comes in at 404MB
    WebControlIF comes in at 2.24GB
    both files are playable on any of my devices so ow com one can be so much larger than the other.
    Properties of both files:-

    What's the frame rate of the two versions ?

    | Thu 25 Feb 2021 13:29:40 #2 |
  3. GordyBoy

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    Frame rate on both is 50.

    | Thu 25 Feb 2021 15:45:42 #3 |
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    GordyBoy - 37 mins ago  » 
    Frame rate on both is 50.

    Yet the source is 25 fps. Must be frame doubling. What's the bitrate shown in MediaInfo View-Tree ?

    https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download

    | Thu 25 Feb 2021 16:25:01 #4 |
  5. GordyBoy

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    Bit rate on both is 130kps although the smaller file properties right in the screenshot below is mis-reporting the file length at 10mins when the file is 59 minutes when played. The smaller file is not very good quality video but watchable.

    This is the screenshot I meant to upload yesterday.

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    | Fri 26 Feb 2021 8:29:43 #5 |
  6. grahamlthompson

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    Can you post the MediaInfo tree view text. You can export from View - Tree to a .txt file.

    It has a lot more info.

    | Fri 26 Feb 2021 9:21:03 #6 |
  7. GordyBoy

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    Can't complete this I'm afraid as I never kept the files and the Aura App hasn't worked for me since the Aura STB update. The app is only downloading logos then tells me the download has failed. I reinstalled it but to no avail - I prefer WebControlIF anyway.

    | Mon 1 Mar 2021 22:30:15 #7 |
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    Given the corruption of the reported file length etc in that one recording, it looks to me to be more of a one off glitch than a fundamental problem. Broadly, for the same compression / codec, frame rate, frame size, bit rate files of similar lengths with have similar file sizes.

    | Tue 2 Mar 2021 7:07:25 #8 |

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