This article describes how Uiza calculates data usage. A detailed description of Encoding minutes is explained here.
Following data will be tracked for billing:
Pay as you go Pricing
|
Name |
Description |
Price |
|
Encoding Minutes (mins) |
Total Minutes of encoded videos during billing period. Reset every month. |
$0.02 |
|
Storage (GB) |
Peak data stored of all video assets within billing period |
$0.10 |
|
Live Entity |
Number of live entities created |
$1.00 |
Pay as you go Delivery Pricing
|
North America, Europe, Israel |
South Africa, South America, Middle East, Japan, Australia |
India |
South East Asia, Asia Pacific |
| $0.05/GB | $0.07/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.09/GB |
Encoding Minutes
The Formula to calculate encoding minutes is as follow:
Encoding minute = Profile1[Source Duration * Output_Resolution_Multiplier * Output_Codec_Multiplier * Output_Resolution_Multiplier] + .... + ProfileN[Source Duration * Output_Resolution_Multiplier * Output_Codec_Multiplier * Output_Resolution_Multiplier]
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Example |
Source duration(minutes) |
Encoding minutes |
|
Using 1 profile SD H264 30fps |
6 |
6 |
|
Using 3 profiles: SD H264 30fps, HD H264 30fps, HD H265 60fps |
14 |
154 |
LIVE ENTITYFormularCounting the total number of every new entity created within the billing period. The latest concurrent entities will be the starting number of next month ExampleUser created total 17 entities within this month, and deleted total 12 of them: 17 is the number that counted, and 5 is the starting number to be counted for the next month |
Storage (GB)FormularCounting the peak data stored of all video asset (including live dvr) within the billing period ExampleUser stored 50GB , then delete 20GB after several days. At the near end of the billing period he then adding 40GB ---> the data counting is 70GB(Peak of month)
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Delivery (GB)FormularCounting the total data deliveried within the billing period. Reset to 0 at the begining of the new period
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