Size Numeric Format Displayed in File Load

There are several icon buttons at the top on the right hand side of the Load window. Each has a tooltip to explain what it is for. You can see these in the previous figure. One is for File size format. There are 4 numerical representation variations for reporting the file size in the File → Load pulldown. You can see the options in the Load window to the right of the top line that read Select files to loads (figure 4.4):

0

this is the default and current behavior and shows bytes the same as the ls -l command.

SI

3 significant digits suffixed by lower case k,m,g,t,b for representing magnitudes in 10³ (1000)

Ic^E

3 significant digits followed by upper case characters for representing magnitudes in 2¹⁰ (1024)

0,

like the exact default byte representation but with comma separators for easy reading. Periods can not be used as separators due to locale conflict with ffmpeg coding.

Figure 4.4: Load windows with various Numeric Sizes