No1 Video Convertor - 6gig!

[danbeherenow]

Dont know the reason, praps im encdoing wrong?! Every file i encode using this tidy app seems to take up little or less over 6gig in space, i mean i encoded a wsf or the microsoft welknown file format which was 50mb in space, it converted still at 98% using 4 gig? there's something wrong i think!

i use the div x pro 5.0.2 encoder to compress to avi
and also use mp3, lame encoder i think

i cant see a problem with what im doin to be honest! i just add a file and it converts but uses up all my disk space.

an 800mb file converts (in smaller ratio too) to 6 gig!

lol, video experts or experts on this program please help me.
thanks

danbeherenow

[danbeherenow]

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[Jomo]

Give some info on exactly what codecs your using, and what program!!

[danbeherenow]

program link http://www.videotox.com/

program name: No1 Video convertor

Input type:

Mpg (Mpg1 not Mpg2)
50-70mb

Output Spec or Type:

AVI : DivX
Frame rate 20 (inlucded in screeny)

Output size when done probably in the region of 4gig - an 800 meg in the region of 7

[danbeherenow]

somethings up with the codec im using, im gonna use an Xvid codec hopefully no difference will be noticed, do u know a codec thats as good qual as the divx pro 5 one? praps an earlier version or a different codec...

the screenys now included.

[danbeherenow]

Originally posted by Jomo
Give some info on exactly what codecs your using, and what program!!

??? info given!

[shiny#3]

use virtual dub or VirtualDubMOD for your recompression purposes.

load your videofile into virtual dub.
from video drop-down menu choose full processing mode.
choose your compression .
Xvid or divx...

from the audio drop-down menu shows also full processing mode and choose the compression
mp3.....

safe as avi under the file drop-down menu, using a new name.

the normal bit rates of video is around 800 kbits per second for for a 90 minutes video to fit on a normal CD.
the audio compression used is 128 bps in mp3.

[shiny#3]

of course you can always use at bitrate calculator
to choose the bitrate more accurately.

good luck