1. Press and hold ALT+0153 for the tm symbol ™ or ALT+0169 for the copyright symbol c ©.
2. 30 min. show is …….mb

3. Video Resolution	Length of Recording	File Size (approximate)
   VGA	1 minute	24.1mb
   High Definition (HD)	1 minute	88.3mb
   1:1	1 minute	110mb
   Full High Definition (30FPS)	1 minute	124mb
   Full High Definition (60FPS)	1 minute	205mb
   Quad High Definition (QHD)	1 minute	182mb
   Ultra High Definition (UHD)	1 minute	348mb

4. Warning: The default video resolution setting on most phones has been set at a minimum of Full High Definition (30FPS) or better. This means that a 10-minute video will produce a file size of just over 1 gigabyte.
5. For a standard video submission, we recommend a video resolution setting of VGA. At this setting, a 10-minute video will produce a file size of approximately 240 megabytes.

   Maximum resolution: The recommended maximum video resolution is High Definition (HD). At this setting, you can record a maximum of 5 minutes video before the file size becomes too large.

   Note: These recommended settings have been chosen as they provide a balance between resolution and file size. The larger the file size the longer the video takes to upload.

6. Computers

   If you already have your video file on either your PC or MAC there are some free video compression programs available. For MAC users, IMovie can be used to help reduce file sizes. For those using a PC an example of a free program is the open source video transcoder “Handbrake” which will be able to compress your video to provide a smaller file.

   Remove excess or unwanted video footage.

   You can reduce the overall size of your video file by removing excess or unwanted video footage by using a process called Trimming. For further information on how to trim video footage, refer to the Trim Video Recording guide by Chalk&Wire.

7. https://web.library.uq.edu.au/library-services/it/learnuq-blackboard-help/learnuq-assessment/eportfolio/video-content-recommendations

VGA   240 mb for 10 minutes or 24 mb/min   – 30 minute show = 240 x 3 = 720mb

1 GB = 41 minutes

50 GB = 2083 minutes = 34 hours =  69 – 30 minute shows = 1 per week 30 minute show +17 shows

100 GB = 4100 minutes = 68 hours = 136 – 30 minute shows = 2 per week = 104 + 32 shows