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  1. 24th Nov 2002 17:26 #1
    finally
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    need some help... i have captured some footage that i wish to publish to a web page for others to view - only when ever i capture and convert to mpg my files are waaay to big for a normal web page...

    has any body got any advice on how i reduce the size of say a 15 second clip to a managable file size for say 56kers (around 1 - 1.5 M is ok?)

    or do i just convert to mpg and thats it????

    question really is - is there a lower quality of mpg with smaller file sizes?


    i use tmpmpg to convert to mpg from DV avi using the guide from this site. any help is great
    Any help is FAAAANTASTIC.. :D
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  2. 24th Nov 2002 20:31 #2
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    Most web videos are 160x120 or so in order to keep the file size down.
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