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Making A Video Emailable
I am trying to make a viral I edited e mailable, but it is rendering to big, awhile ago I made another viral and I managed to get it e mailable and they are shot on the same camera about the same length I just don’t understand. I’m using WMV so that most people can view it without having to load codec. I’m up for any suggestions.
This is the video that I managed to get to a e mailable size
let me know what you think toohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PacU6AArCc
This is the video that won’t get small enough, the smallest I get it is about 35 mb
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoOulwHVV5s
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6 Replies
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Reduce your bitrate when encoding. A WMV that size (dimensions & running time) should look OK at about 300 – 600 Kbps. 300 Kbps would give you about a 3 MB video.
-jeff
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Thanks man it worked wonderfully
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but many mail servers wont accept a 3 mb attachment, and may more wont accept wmv attachments at all. May I suggest sticking it on a server and just sendung a link?
George Socka
BeachDigital
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As you say there are clients that won’t be able to get the mail if it’s that big but most of our client’s mail get’s hosted by us too and for the one’s that don’t I have posted it on Youtube but there is a double jeopardy there too some clients are behind a web proxy and can’t access youtube. What server do you mean do you have suggestions
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I already have WMV clip on my desk top about 20 MB. Can u show me the steps how to reduce it to be emailable
imad
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20 mb is to big to email try dropping the bitrate to about 150kb/s, 5mb is the standard for sending files files
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