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  1. what's the best media format that combines quality and size? I usually use .wmv to store files on my cpu and save space. Is there anything better than that? Does anyone recommend any others? avi? I save clips every so often and they end up taking space up that I could compact into a lesser format (for the highher quality clips). Any sugestions
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  2. would that save space??? that's my main concern
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    XviD is a codec, wmv is a container. You want a low over head container or a efficient codec? I guess both if size is the primary concern.

    .nut is supposed to have the lowest overhead but I don't think it is at all useable at the moment. So I guess that leaves mkv, although I am not sure how the overhead of a AVC mp4 compares to an mkv.

    For really low bitrates I would go with AVC either via Nero or x264. RV9EHQ/10 would be another option or VP7.

    For audio I would suggest either vorbis or he aac.
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  4. burn em to dvd- data, that should save space!!!!!! :P
    COOKIEEE!!!
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    Best I've seen (even if I'm no expert in this) is actually Nero Digital. I was very impressed with the results, encoding from a DVD.

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  6. It seems that wmv is the best as far as size goes.....i have some files that are mpeg's that i'd like to convert to a smaller size file...i don't mind losing a little quality but i don't want it to become pixelated.....what's the best quality wmv? is it dsl 1 mb?
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    Originally Posted by DonGallego28
    It seems that wmv is the best as far as size goes.....i have some files that are mpeg's that i'd like to convert to a smaller size file...i don't mind losing a little quality but i don't want it to become pixelated.....what's the best quality wmv? is it dsl 1 mb?

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