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  1. I'm new to this. i had a movie who's original size was 700mb. i edited it. then i only compress it down to ~2G with Window Movie Maker
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  2. file size = bitrate * running time

    Since the running time is fixed for a particular video you must use a lower bitrate.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    file size = bitrate * running time

    Since the running time is fixed for a particular video you must use a lower bitrate.
    So what program can do that?

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    Last edited by Jmart285; 16th Nov 2010 at 12:33.
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  4. It depends on what your goals are. If you're trying to make a DVD you'll likely find the results are very poor at 700MB.
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    Originally Posted by Jmart285 View Post
    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    file size = bitrate * running time

    Since the running time is fixed for a particular video you must use a lower bitrate.
    So what program can do that?
    All converters. Are you editing with windows movie maker? You can make a custom profile, http://www.jakeludington.com/project_studio/20050909_windows_movie_maker_custom_export_formats.html , with a lower bitrate and use a bitrate calculator to calculate it like videocalc.
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    Originally Posted by Jmart285 View Post
    I'm new to this. i had a movie who's original size was 700mb. i edited it. then i only compress it down to ~2G with Window Movie Maker
    What is the video (divx, xvid, mpeg2, h264, vc1, mjpeg...) and audio (mp2, aac, ac3...) codec you're working with now? Use mediainfo or gpot if you don't know. What container (.avi, .mpg, .mp4, mov...)?

    What do you have and where do you want to go?
    Have a good one,

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