| 1 kilobit (kb) | divided by 8 | = | 1kilobyte(KB) | ||
| 1kilobyte(KB) | divided by1024 | = | 1 megabyte (MB) | ||
| 1 megabyte (MB) | divided by 1024 | = | 1 gigabyte (GB) |
So if you are broadcasting for 2 hours a day to 40 people then your bandwidth usage would look like this:
| 2 hours | = | 120 minutes | ||
| 120 minutes | = | 7,200 seconds | ||
| 7,200 seconds | x 40 listeners = | = | 288,000 seconds | |
| 37kb | x 288000 seconds | = | 10,656,000kb | |
| 10,656,000kb | / 8 = | = | 36,000KB | |
| 36,000KB | / 1024 | = | 35.1 MB |
So, in the scenario explained above you would use 35.1MB
of bandwidth.
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I hope that I have explained bandwidth usage clearly.
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