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  1. 23rd Dec 2007 11:04 #1
    ker-plop
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    I have a few more questions about After Effects...

    1) I'm trying to create a video for YouTube, but they won't take files bigger than 100 MB. What's a file format that takes up a small amount of space, but also is good quality? .mov is great quality but too big. .mp4 is small but bad quality. Is there a good middle ground? I want my movie to be about 10 minutes long, so...

    2) Is there a way to alter the speed of a movie file within After Effects where the audio's pitch isn't changed? Instead of getting higher or lower, it just drags or goes faster?
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    #1. follow this tutorial, I have and have had good success with it:
    Joseph Nilo's Youtube Tutorial.

    2. there is, but I'm not at the office right now to look it up.
    Do you have the AE manual handy?
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    1) Which tutorial, exactly?

    2) No, but I have the help program ready.
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    1. You have to download the episode and watch it Kerplop.


    2. I'm headed in today, I'll post back after I look it up.
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