13 March 2006, 21:35 UTC#1
I have some AVI's that are around 200MB. I need to compress these, but without losing an insane ammount of quality. I have tried a few ways to export but this is the best I got.
Can someone help me out please!
13 March 2006, 21:40 UTC#2
Compress them for what, posting them online?
13 March 2006, 21:41 UTC#3
great help wilbur haha
use mpg its good
13 March 2006, 21:42 UTC#4
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Mar 13 2006, 04:40 PM) [snapback]302391[/snapback]
Compress them for what, posting them online?
Yes
QUOTE(Karl @ Mar 13 2006, 04:41 PM) [snapback]302393[/snapback]
great help wilbur haha
use mpg its good
Yeah, but a lot of people hate mpg. So I wanted to stick to WMV or AVI.
13 March 2006, 22:12 UTC#5
WMV you say?
So, you just wan't to know what settings to use, when rendering??
What prog. do you use?
2MB WMV is fine, actually more than enough. Anywhere around 1MB-2MB is great.
Depends on the length too.
13 March 2006, 22:18 UTC#6
Best quality for smallest file is DIVX.
Best quality with streaming and most people can play it is WMV.
If you want to save your vids as wmv and be able to change around the settings I recomend Windows Media Encoder.
Here's a link to it:
http://www.soft32.com/download_980.html13 March 2006, 22:22 UTC#7
DOWNLOAD VIRTUAL DUBUnzip it.
Run it (no install needed)
File > Import AVI, select the video to compress.
Video > Compression > DIVX 6 > Configure - Now I like to use 4000kb/s bit rate, but you can decide yourself.
Audio > Full Processing Mode
File > Save as AVI
DONE.
13 March 2006, 22:34 UTC#8
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Mar 13 2006, 05:12 PM) [snapback]302412[/snapback]
WMV you say?
So, you just wan't to know what settings to use, when rendering??
What prog. do you use?
2MB WMV is fine, actually more than enough. Anywhere around 1MB-2MB is great.
Depends on the length too.
Adobe Premiere Pro
And my file was 200MB not 2MB
QUOTE(BornToDie @ Mar 13 2006, 05:22 PM) [snapback]302423[/snapback]
DOWNLOAD VIRTUAL DUBUnzip it.
Run it (no install needed)
File > Import AVI, select the video to compress.
Video > Compression > DIVX 6 > Configure - Now I like to use 4000kb/s bit rate, but you can decide yourself.
Audio > Full Processing Mode
File > Save as AVI
DONE.
Trying this now.
13 March 2006, 22:53 UTC#9
let me know how that is Mike.
13 March 2006, 23:01 UTC#10
It took it from 200MB to 30MB. And the quality is pretty good. Just uploaded to myspace, waiting for approval. You can check it out to look at the quality. Really fast working program too. Will probably use more.
Thanks Craig
Check this out for our vids. Will post when the new vid is approved.
BorDumB Myspace13 March 2006, 23:26 UTC#11
QUOTE(MikeBorDumB @ Mar 13 2006, 10:34 PM) [snapback]302426[/snapback]
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Mar 13 2006, 05:12 PM) [snapback]302412[/snapback]
WMV you say?
So, you just wan't to know what settings to use, when rendering??
What prog. do you use?
2MB WMV is fine, actually more than enough. Anywhere around 1MB-2MB is great.
Depends on the length too.
Adobe Premiere Pro
And my file was 200MB not 2MB
Mike, when I said a "2MB WMV" I meant 2MB as in the video data rate, like; 512kbps, 2MB. You get me?
Anyways, glad you've got it sorted
Image file not present in the recovered backup13 March 2006, 23:31 UTC#12
Your nail through the hand clip was a bit misleading.
13 March 2006, 23:36 UTC#13
No, that made all these lines on the clip and everything. I need sorenson squeeze. That is the best compressor I've ever seen.
And wilbur. It's Matt....not jesus. lol
