how to resize files with as little qualty loss as possible

[Ryan]

hello everyone,

sorry if this has been asked over and over i didn't see anything that really fit my delema.

anyways i've gotten a few files (a combination of mkv, ts, and mp4) that are too big for a standard dvd. i don't want to really splut them with dvdfab or anything like that as its hard enough to justify using a full dvd for 1 tv episode.

i'd prefer to keep all the same aspects of the video in terms of video size, framerate, etc. i would be open on the 1080 files to downconvert them to 720.

some just are slightly over sized by a hundred megs or so and some need to be reduced by a gig. most of all the mkv's or 720 files i get are great quality and msot tv eps are 1.09gigs for a hour tv show, so i'd think i could obtain the same quality even if i had to reduce the file size by a gig if the final size is still well well over that amount.

i'm just having a hard time finding a program that will do this,

again i'd really perfer to keep the same format, mvk, ts, etc.

i'm using win 7 64bit 8gigs of ram, 2600k cpu overclocked to 4.3gihz.

any idea's would be appreciated.

[Baldrick]

Most good converters can do this like handbrake, xmedia recode, uncropmkv(for mkvs), freemake video converter. Adjust the output file size or the video/audio bitrate to lower the size.

But WHY? It will take several hours and you will lose quality.