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The steam deck depot is just the movie files (and some small dll's and the EXE) encoded at a lower bitrate and or resolution (they are about half the size of the PC videos). But total they are ~8GB.
Do they include both versions of the video files regardless of what platform you download it on?
Obv I don't own the collection but according to steamdb they would be in a directory like data1/_lvl_steamdeck/movies/shell.mvs
Well, looking at the installed files, for BF2 I have:
\Steam\steamapps\common\Battle\data2\_lvl_pc\movies\
This contains multiple .mvs files per movie name. For example:
fel1ingame.mvs
fel1ingamefr.mvs
fel1ingamegr.mvs
Almost all have three per name, one without a suffix, one with an fr suffix, and one with a gr suffix. I'm going to guess that those are English, French, and German, respectively.
Then there's crawl.mvs which has other files with suffixes ch, fr, gr, it, ru, sp.
And then shell.mvs which is on its own and a huge 1.25 GB.
If I look at the total file size for all those files with a suffix, that's 4.59 GB just there. I wonder if they could have just had one file per movie with different soundtracks for each language, rather than a separate copy of the movies for each language.
BF1 is different, though. \Steam\steamapps\common\Battle\data1\_lvl_pc\movies contains a crawl.mvs with all the various suffixes, one shell.mvs, then ingame1.mvs, ingame2.mvs, ingame3.mvs, and ingame4.mvs. These are much larger, so I imagine they each contain multiple movies.