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Video compression
#1
I was compressing a video in Sony Vegas 9 today, 720P 1280x720 25 FPS MPEG2 compression, the default 720p setting.  When I finished rendering the video with no effects converting from AVI to MPEG2, it compressed to 501mb which sounds like a lot for a 3:33 video clip.

Does anyone have recommendations on what to do? Different compressions?
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#2
moviemaker? :D
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#3
I always use Xvid, which is pretty good imo.
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#4
how high was your bitrate?
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#5
Believe it or not, Movie maker actually is quite reliable at compressing videos
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#6
I used ATI's video converter, dropped it down to like 200mb, but it raped the sound.

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#7
Why dont you render it into wmv?
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#8
Quote:Grim link=topic=28834.msg393895#msg393895 date=1309458992]
Why dont you render it into wmv?

I tired it and it still came out a similar video size...
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#9
Actually, 500MB isn't that unreasonable for an AVI file. Some of my 5 minute 1080p videos used to come out at between 1-2GB.

(06-30-2011, 07:58 PM)xBlueXFoxx link Wrote: I tired it and it still came out a similar video size...

That's not normal... I always render in WMV format these days, to be able to upload quicker. A 720p 3 minute video shouldn't be any more than 100mb, if that.
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(06-30-2011, 08:54 PM)Danny link Wrote: Actually, 500MB isn't that unreasonable for an AVI file. Some of my 5 minute 1080p videos used to come out at between 1-2GB.

That's not normal... I always render in WMV format these days, to be able to upload quicker. A 720p 3 minute video shouldn't be any more than 100mb, if that.

500mb MPEG2 compression, not AVI.
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