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  1. 28th Dec 2008 10:40 #1
    WidowMaker
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    hey guys i have a question about making a file smaller but keeping it in the same format...


    i have a .mkv file with .h264 720p video and 5.1 ac3 audio, i want to burn it to disk but the file size is a little bit bigger then the capacity of DL dvdr. ive down mixed the audio to 2.0 ac3 192kbps but it still too big is there a way to shrink the .h264 video stream by a few hundred meg without going through a complete re encode? and what is the best method to do it?

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    Maybe cut out some minutes? You can try avidemux.
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    if i wanted to to a complete re encode what is a good program to use to re encode mkv/h264 files?
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