How come does a lower FPS not reduce the file size?

ole

Hi all.

I'm new in the IP-Cam world.
I've connected two Reolink RLC-520 IP-CAMs to a Synology NAS.

The camera is a 5MP version with 2-30 FPS.

My intention is to reduce the file size by reducing the FPS from 30 to a lower number, but the file sizes remain roughly the same.
I can see that the file size seems to roughly match the bitrate (e.g. 8Mb/s = 1MB/s).
I simply cannot understand why a 5MP 2-FPS video also "needs" 8Mb/s, when a 5MP 30-FPS requires the same. There's something wrong with that.

So, at the moment, I achieve no major file size reduction by lowering the FPS.

Can anyone help me with some tips and tricks?

Cynthia

Sorry for the inconvenience. Regarding this issue, could you please submit a request to support@reolink.com?

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