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Unread 02-05-2004, 16:40
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Re: Problems with a video!
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Originally Posted by JakeGallagher
I'm having some problems with a promotional video a team mate and I created...It's too big...for a 3:24 video, its about 630 MB. I've looking to encode it into something a little smaller, preferrably without having to buy software, but I don't really want one of those little DivX insignias on the corner...is there a way anyone can help us out? Thanks.

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I forgot to tell you that the video is in .mov format, but if the tool you give me can change it to a Windows standard (*shudders*), or if you know of another tool that can do that...I know I'm being picky, but I really want to get this video circulated to everyone I can, and at the moment, it's just not possible.
Thanks again.
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If you have Quicktime Pro, you can encode your .mov into any video and audio codec you wish.

I like the 3ivx codec for video and ACC for audio.

The best method, is to use your video editing program to encode it into a smaller file.
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