Koliko gb rabi video kamera 2.0 mp s kompresijo H.264

File size is calculated simply using duration x bitrate. Other things like frame rate, dimensions and bpc will have little effect.
It ain't necessarily so.
While that is true if you are exporting to a format and codec that has variable bit rates, if you are using an uncompressed format or a lossless codec (like Lagarith, for example), those other elements--frame rate, dimensions, and bit depth--are primary factors in file size.
For example, I just did a quick test using 6 seconds of a simple red solid matte in a 24p sequence, exported using Microsoft AVI/None in three different frame sizes. Here's the results:
100x100: 4,407 KB
512x512: 115,212 KB
1920x1080: 911,262 KB
Huge differences, due to just one of those other factors. However, when using something like MPEG-2 or H.264, you can control the bitrate, and each of those three encodes would be pretty similar in file size.
Jim--I know you know all this, but I just thought it prudent to point out that there are those other factors to consider when dealing with certain encoding scenarios.

Mavrik je 10. dec 2016 ob 17:00 izjavil:

alese je 10. dec 2016 ob 14:53 izjavil:

Baja je 10. dec 2016 ob 13:14 izjavil:

od tega kako nastaviš ;)

a ni odvisno od tega kakšno kamero imaš koliko resolucije

Ne. Odvisno je od tega koliko je na kameri nastavljeno, resolucija je drugačna stvar.