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I assume you are referring to data compression, specifically video or audio. Resolution is how precisely a binary representation details an original piece of information. if it's audio, it usually refers to how many bits are used in each sample, and it tells how accurately each sample matches the original sound wave. if it's video, it usually refers to how many pixels each frame is made out of (same for still images). Usually people refer to only the height and width, but color depth also is included in this definition too. Bitrate determins how much actual binary data a given resolution of information will take up. Normally, these would be directly proportional, and you could exactly calculate them. For sound, take the sample resolution * sample rate * number of channels = bits per second. For video, take width * height * bit depth * frame rate = bits per second. However, with compression, bitrate often will determine how accurately that binary data is stored in a compressed data stream. Generally, the higher bitrate you use, the better it will look, and the higher resolution you use, the higher bitrate you need to maintain constant quality (compared to lower resolutions).
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