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  1. 17th Mar 2007 21:51 #1
    huiaiguo
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    I want to put some video on our company website, but the file is too large! The original format of my video file is AVI, I want to know what kind of format is the smallest, and the quality is ok.
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    The video file will be put in a flash at first.

    Thank you very much!
    We are specialized in manufacture of various types of compact disks (CD, VCD, DVD-5, DVD-9, and DVD-10, etc.) and mother disk mastering.My email: s_huiaiguo@hotmail.com
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    For internet use, WMV or MPEG-1 are the most universal and can be made fairly compact. Smallest may not be playable on all computers unless they have the proper player or codec.
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    if going into a flash format - use FLV
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    MPEG1 is the most compatipble but WMV will give you roughly 1/4 the file size at the same quality.

    You can encode WMV with Windows Movie Maker or for more options WME. Final file size is relevant to the bitrate you pick.
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