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post #1
12 December 2005, 22:59 UTC#1
I need to compress my Mpeg movie I've created, I want to keep the quality, but the file size is huge, I went with Mpeg instead as to have a good WMV from Studio the file size was just huge.

So are there any really good ones out there, which keep the really sharp quality, but compress it alot, I dont mind losing alot of quality, but I would like it to be good watchable quality for full screen.

I remember DivX having one, am I right?
Thats the best one isnt it, It really compresses it and hardly looses any quality.

So, any suggestions.

Big Thanks biggrin.gif
post #3
12 December 2005, 23:04 UTC#3
I myself would recommend DivX or MPG, as being good at compression, but for good quality AVI or MPG, but that isnt talking with size

I myself use MPG at medium rate, since it is good. <-- period
post #4
12 December 2005, 23:10 UTC#4
QUOTE([TNowhere] Kane @ Dec 12 2005, 11:02 PM)
http://www.mininova.org/tor/159573
[right][snapback]241597[/snapback][/right]

That doesnt work, I searched for the same one (I think) and Im downloading that, but its only going at 1kb/s.
No of any others? or wanna help me look for a working one Image file not present in the recovered backup
Thanks Dude

Oh and Karl, thanks for the tip.
post #5
12 December 2005, 23:11 UTC#5
There's plenty of seeds so I'm guessing it's a problem at your end.
post #6
12 December 2005, 23:36 UTC#6
Actually it sped up, and its downloaded now.

Its just converting my file though, I dont no where its going to end up, but ill find it, and all I have is a small little DivX box thing, with different choices like; home theater, is this right, so this is compressing it?

Thaks....If you understand what I mean.
post #7
12 December 2005, 23:38 UTC#7
Yeah, go for high definition, it'll get rid of unnecessary data and still look crisp. Open the divs movies shortcut to find them.
post #8
12 December 2005, 23:41 UTC#8
QUOTE([TNowhere] Kane @ Dec 12 2005, 11:38 PM)
Yeah, go for high definition, it'll get rid of unnecessary data and still look crisp. Open the divs movies shortcut to find them.
[right][snapback]241627[/snapback][/right]

Thanks man, I've already started converting with the home theater option, and since its a big file I'll see how that goes first, then ill try HI-D.
Thanks again.
post #9
13 December 2005, 00:02 UTC#9
www.virtualdub.org

Install Divx codec if needs be. Open your mpg in VB. Do some video/audio output settings.
File > Save As AVI

Done.
post #10
13 December 2005, 01:23 UTC#10
Sorenson Squeeze.