Clarification on HD Export (pag 319 of the book of Tom Wolsky)

At pag 319 of the book "Final Cut Express 4 - Editing Workshop" of Tom Wolsky, is written the option to export to an MPEG-4 file with data rate of 18000 Mbps. Is it correct or should it be 18000 Kbps?
thanks
Marco

Thank you Tom.
I have a mac mini connected via HDMI to my TV and via WiFi to the Synology NAS where I store my home videos. Exporting to QT the WiFi home network is not powerful enough to stream to the mac mini and to the other wireless devices (Iphone and Ipad). So I'm struggling in finding the right exporting method to have the best quality.
Have you got other recommendations than exporting using the third otpion described in your book?
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