Have a rather large .avi that I'd like to knock a few gig off. What are you guys using these days? I have a feeling things have progressed since the last time I did it.
What are the kids using to compress video these days.
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H.264 is the new gig i hear although i have no experience... i wouldnt leave it in avi if you want to gig it down... a nice wmv would do fine. drop me a line and tell me what yorue ending result is, I may just knock it down for yaComment
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h.264 isn't very new it's amongst others the compression method used for
mpeg-4 encoding.
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If you just want to do this one file, download windows media encoder or use windows movie maker. (both free)
If you're going to make a habit of this, then there are better options depending on how much you want to spend.sig too bigComment
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ive seen DivX, Xvid (.avi) bicubic - H.264 .....become somewhat popular but the standard compression formats are wma and mpeg... no luck with matroska .MKV containers yet........
the average vid birtrate is 700-900kbs but for really cool quality you might want to go 1100kbs+
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AVI is actually a container format that is not married to a particular codec. An AVI file could have a 25,000kbit/sec DV master stream, or a 128kbit/sec divx "free tour teaser" stream.Comment
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You do realise that AVI is a container format for the most or all of the codecs mentioned in this thread?
I'm not sure why you would suggest changing from AVI to another format.Comment
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h 264 works great, particularly in a .MOV format, where at 1482 stream and a 640x480 size you are getting about 10-12mb per minute compression rate.Comment
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