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18-02-2004, 19:37
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Re: My file size is too big.....
Depending on how complex your scene is, maybe not. On the animation I did, it took nearly a week to get everything rendered out (Non-stop renderthon on four computers and it still took a good school-week to be done), so if you're like us, you'd basically be stuck with what you have. I think you can change the physical size of a file in Premiere though.
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