Exceeding over the movie size

[Ralavik1]

3.86gb is the size when it's converted. I have two movie clips in my pvp video, although they last 2 seconds each and are mainly for parody.

Otherwise its length is 18 minutes and 12 seconds and there isn't much else besides the music and the actual video footage.

Anyone know why it's so large?

[Thiras]

Because the bitrate is too high.

I could tell you what you've done wrong if you open the converted movie in gspot: http://www.headbands.com/gspot/

Take a screenshot of it and post here, please

[Ralavik1]

Originally Posted by Thiras

Because the bitrate is too high.

I could tell you what you've done wrong if you open the converted movie in gspot: http://www.headbands.com/gspot/

Take a screenshot of it and post here, please

Was this all you needed?

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=521655

[Thiras]

Yeah

You need to find your movies project settings and change the following:

Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.0
Resolution to what your WoW clips were when you recorded them
Frame Rate to 30

After that you want to save your movie as a different format (you're using DV atm which is a pretty raw format and takes 10 times as much space as real delivery formats such as xvid or other), which I can't tell you how to do unless I know what program you're editing in. The stickies do have a few guides on how to do it.

[Ralavik1]

Originally Posted by Thiras

Yeah

You need to find your movies project settings and change the following:

Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.0
Resolution to what your WoW clips were when you recorded them
Frame Rate to 30

After that you want to save your movie as a different format (you're using DV atm which is a pretty raw format and takes 10 times as much space as real delivery formats such as xvid or other), which I can't tell you how to do unless I know what program you're editing in. The stickies do have a few guides on how to do it.

I'm using Sony Vegas although it is V.6