2MB = 2048kB
2048kB/60kB per file = 34 files, with 8kB to spare.
1024 KB = 1 MB, it's a 2 MB folder so 2048/60 = 34.133333333(infinite 3s) and we'll round it to 34.
You can fit 34 60KB JPG files into a 2MB folder.
This all depends how large your Hard Drive is. Some Hard Drives hold 250 GB, other's hold 1 or 2 TB.
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2 MB is the equivalent of 2048 MB. So, if each JPEG is 60k or more, then it's 34 files tops.
60*1024=61440 bytes in 60kb
1048576/61440=17.06
120000 kB
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There's 1024kb to 1mb There's 1024mb to 1gb So, there's 1048576kb in one gb, and so there is 0.00005722gb to 60kb. A bit weird conversion to ask for, but I !
like why when i test my speed, it shows that my download speed is ~500kb/s, but when i download something, the max speed is 60kb/s?? are there any possible things that I limited speed? so how to cancel that limit?
A 500GB hard drive can hold 500GB of data (although in reality slightly less is available for use as the formatting of the disc uses some space). This equates to around 800 albums (in mp3 format), or 150 movies, or 10,000 photographs or any combination of such files.
That depends on your internet connection speed. For example if you kave a 512kb/s internet connection, your download speen will never pass 512/8 = 60kb/s. That is 216mb per hour. You may have seen a lot of softwares online that offer "bust up your download speed by 10". they are all scam. You can use download accelerator. This is just a software that makes you use all your brandwidth when you download. Hope I was helpful.
OH MY! A 16x5 feet 300 dpi image will be a whopping 57,600 x 18,000 pixel size. Its no wonfer your image is so large. You dont need that much resolution for a large image as it will probably be looked at from a distance. So a dpi of about 36 would be just fine at a more manageable 6912 x 2160 pixels. Is it possible you meant inches instead of feet?
OH MY! A 16x5 feet 300 dpi image will be a whopping 57,600 x 18,000 pixel size. Its no wonfer your image is so large. You dont need that much resolution for a large image as it will probably be looked at from a distance. So a dpi of about 36 would be just fine at a more manageable 6912 x 2160 pixels. Is it possible you meant inches instead of feet?
If you do not care about quality, movies are typically around 700MB (640x480, mp3 2 channel, low bitrate). But if you are like me and do not want the quality to be terrible, than the movie should be atleast 2GB (720x480 or higher, mp3 2 channel, high bitrate or more desirably 5.1 channel high bitrate). I find the best 2 ways to find good quality movie downloads is using the pirate bay and sorting by size from high to low, or the same with filestube. Always go for the larger sizes if aiming for quality. A 700MB movie will look and sound terrible on typical monitors or flat screen televisions.
there are several ways to increase your internet speed (bandwidth)here are a few that i have found.1. make sure your splitters/ filters are not faulty and are connected properly2. make sure your home phone is connected to power (do NOT use a phone that runs fully off the adsl line) this changed my speed from 60KB/s to 220KB/s3. make sure that the internet and phone lines use a line smaller than 2.0m4. restart your router everyday(leave off for more than 60 seconds)contact ISP provider to see if you have an outdated plan,5. connect through ethernet cable6. use a fast computer!7. go into your account settings and make sure that a no noise level is set8. do a speed test fromhttp://speedtest.net/and check if it has increased, if not im very sorry, contact the isp and ask themThanksIsaac