I need to render a finished project to an MPEG2 formatted file with a specific file size limit (in this case, 200MB) and I am getting larger than than that using the VS defaults.
I have tried different options, like smaller frame size and slower refresh rate and am not making much progress.
Rather than do this by trial and error, is there a tutorial or other advice as to how I can specify the maximum file size, and quickly find the combination of paramters that let me achieve it?
thanks,
David
How to set compression settings to get specific file size?
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How to set compression settings to get specific file size?
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Black Lab
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Have you tried a Bitrate Calculator?
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brodwidr
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how to use bitrate calculator
Is this the right work flow:
Share tab > create video vile > custom
Save as type > select MPEG-4 Files (*.mp4)
options... > compression tab >
enter the calculated bit rate in the "video data rate" field
???
Share tab > create video vile > custom
Save as type > select MPEG-4 Files (*.mp4)
options... > compression tab >
enter the calculated bit rate in the "video data rate" field
???
VS 10+, windows XP pro SP2, Dell Dimension 4700 P4 3.0 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, 40GB and 250GB SATA HD, Nvidia Quadro Duo.
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brodwidr
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- sound_card: built-in
- Hard_Drive_Capacity: 75 GB
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that worked
That works! Thanks, Black Lab
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