how can i change the filesize when i'm converting with vdub?

[sarmin]

first i want to say sorry for asking so much questions.
but can i change the filesize in vdub without useing avisynth or other tools.
i want to change it to 350mb. plz answer this is really important to me.

[sarmin]

plz say how

[guns1inger]

Full Processing Mode. Select a compression method (codec) and set the bitrate accordingly. If you need more detail that this then you need to go to the guides section (Menu to your left), and start reading.

[sarmin]

but i have allredy read everything.

[jagabo]

Video -> Full Processing mode

Video -> Compression

Select Xvid MPEG 4 codec, press Configure

Select Encoding type: TwoPass 1st pass

Save as AVI

Video -> Compression

Press Configure

Select Encoding type: TwoPass 2nd pass
Under the Encoding Type label is a button. If it says Targe Bitrate press it to make it say Targe Size. Enter the size you want. Remember the size is only the size of the video -- it doesn't include the audio.

Save as AVI again.

[sarmin]

but what should i do if i use fast recompress and why doesn't it include the audio. and should i use the audio settings again after TwoPass 1st pass
or should i change them.

i useing
fast recompress-xvid-TwoPass 1st pass
audio-lame mp3-Full Processing

is this rigt and should i do this again but changeing to TwoPass 2nd pass.

is this right or wrong????

[jagabo]

If you don't plan to use any filtering you can use Video Fast Recompress rather than Full Processing Mode.

XVid doesn't know anything about audio -- that's why it size setting doesn't include audio. Just subtract the audio size from the total file size to get the video size for Xvid.

Depending on the audio of your source you might be able to use Direct Stream Copy for the audio. For example if it's 128 kbps CBR MP3 audio you can leave it as is. Switch to Audio Full Processing mode if you want to reencode with different settings. VBR isn't recommended.

You should keep all settings the same for the first and second pass. There are a some settings you can change but I wouldn't bother.