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Some help with video editing would be appreciated.

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ryano
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i have a short edit i've made...and the finished video file size is like 500 mb.

how do i compress it? or can you?
Jun 2 2008 1:14PM
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dave44
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What program did you use? Did you compress it when you rendered/exported it?

Jun 2 2008 1:27PM
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kfilenda
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try a program that you use for compressing ipod videos, or just render it again
Jun 2 2008 1:32PM
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ryano
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i used adobe premier pro...

i could render it again...


cant you change the settings on app to make it render it in a smaller version or something?

i dont know much about different formats and stuff, so bear with me. thanks
Jun 2 2008 1:42PM
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dave44
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What rendering settings did you use?

Jun 2 2008 1:44PM
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ryano
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thats what i dont know how to change
Jun 2 2008 1:49PM
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miroz
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I use premiere pro as well, and I just export/render normally.  Don't forget to deinterlace if you have to.  You can change the export settings in premiere when you choose where to save/title your movie, and there'll be a box under save called settings.  As for compression, I just use this:

http://www.squared5.com/

Download the free program.  You have to have Quicktime though...It exports to MP4, .AVI, and others, but I can't remember them.  It's pretty easy to use, and you can choose the percent quality you want while compressing it a bunch.  Just toss your edit in there and it'll do it all for you.
Jun 2 2008 2:02PM
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mcnutty
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most versions of premiere will allow you to export to adobe media encoder, where you can easily compress the file.
if you have an older version of premiere you may need to download a compressor like sorenson squeeze, which is easy to get from a torrent site.
Jun 2 2008 2:06PM
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ryano
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aight...i'll see what i can do...

any other help would be appreciated
Jun 2 2008 2:36PM
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ryano
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so for different ones to chose from, i have...

windows bitmap
filmstrip
animated GIF
compuserve GIF
quicktime
targa
TIFF
micorsoft DV AVI
microsoft AVI
windows waveform

which one should i use? or is easy to compress?
Jun 4 2008 4:19PM
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jack_weisman
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i always use mpeg4 but thats not even an option i guess in your case. but i also use final cut...
Jun 4 2008 6:42PM
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