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What settings to make the finished movie smaller?
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Thursday, January 21, 2010 4:47:20 PM(UTC)
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Im cutting a movie in half and rendering the first half. the whole movie is only 700mb but when im finished the half movie is 30gb!
I go to make movie and select AVI(recommended for editing)
I keep all of the settings standard
528x256 video dimensions
Automatically convert dimensions to the nearest multiple of 4 is checked
Best quality
MJPeg compressor
FPS 24
Key Frame rate 8
Quality 90
audio uncompressed
audio frequency is 44.1
any ideas?
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010 6:05:03 AM(UTC)
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You need to use compression to reduce the size of the movie. Instead of creating an AVI file, make the movie to a Windows Media Format (WMV) type. The settings with lower bit rates will provide smaller files. Choose a bitrate that provides the smaller file size, but still maintains the viewing quality that you desire.
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