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doubt about compresing my video
hey Guys thank you for your help…
Hi Guys I got a big doubtI have tryed this way at the beggining
I have choose the quick time format
but whas so big that 🙂 was 13 GB (15 sec)now I am choosing there the option FLV with the On2 VP6 codec…
and around 8000 kbps.. and the result is a nice video with about 80 MB
I am doing well???and after this rendering I must compress the video with anohter software like
sorenson or camtasia? …I dont know I must render my video as a quicktime format
and then compress it in other prograrm like sorenson …thank you for your coments
Thank you a lot for the help
Best regards G.
Thats my real name 🙂
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The QuickTime movie was so large because you were using the default settings.
A QuickTime movie is a container that can contain many different kinds of video. The default is video encoded with the Animation codec at 100% quality (which is lossless). These files are huge.
A common and normal way of working is to create a master using a format like QuickTime with the Animation codec, and then do compression with a dedicated compressor like Adobe Media Encoder, Sorenson Squeeze, or QuickTime Pro.
What compression you choose is largely determined by your audience, playback device, and delivery mechanism. See this page for information about planning your project with final delivery specifications in mind.
See this section for information about compression options in After Effects.
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