Question #2: How do I convert between Bits and Megabits to Bytes and Megabytes?

I was asked this question about 3 weeks ago. This video very quickly summarises how to convert between the different formats of computer storage. One quick point however, I mention a Megabyte to have 1024 Kilobytes to it, that is technically incorrect but I did this because I know that the majority of the public would not recognise a Mebibyte as opposed to a Megabyte. 1024 KB is technically a Mebibyte (MiB) and I actually prefer to speak in MiB normally but for this video and universal understanding I decided to stick to MB. Note: I am an IT professional and I do know what I am talking about.

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[jamiebalfour04]

@ravemasterdbzwwe I used to do it with a game called Warcraft 3 and it really is a brilliant game. The one thing is, most games don't work on both Mac and PC with the same install files. I'll answer this question later today as a video because it will be easier to explain. Thanks for the question, its a damn good one actually. :)

[ravemasterdbzwwe]

hmm you want a sub well i only sub people 5 times or nothing so i usally give task but you sound smart so i have something better in mind

k i have a pc(windows 7) a usb and a computer at school(a mac)

so i have lots of room on my usb so i was thinking of adding a game or something you your mission(if you choose the accept) is to find me a cool game i can send to my usb and use it on my computer at school now i never have the same 2 computers in a row so i need the usb

[jamiebalfour04]

@ravemasterdbzwwe Yes, 1.42KB is less than 1MB, so you'll have plenty of room. Thanks for the question and I would appreciate it if you subscribed :)

[ravemasterdbzwwe]

hey i'm not sure if you answer questions but i got 1 for ya

my usb can hold 246MB but i have a file thats 1.42 KB can i send it to it?