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  1. 24th Aug 2004 12:44 #1
    macsys
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    I have some quicktime movies I want to post on a website. To big, about 150 meg for only a few minutes. The original is:
    720x480 @ 29.94 data rate is 1.0 MB/sec
    The sound is 44100hz 16 bits.

    I tried using Quicktime Pro with these settings:
    Video:
    Motion JPEG A
    Depth Color
    Quality High
    Frame rate 29.97
    Field count 1
    Optimize for streaming

    Sound:
    44.1 khz
    Sample size 16
    Channels 2

    But the file came out 4 times bigger than the original any advice would be appreciated, Wayne.
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  2. 24th Aug 2004 15:59 #2
    Frobozz
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    Export as MPEG-4.
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  3. 26th Aug 2004 00:17 #3
    live4ever
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    SV3 is a good web codec just lower the resolution and frame rate (if you require much smaller sizes) and choose your bitrate based on what you want the final size to be.
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