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IckUber · 03-01-2004, 04:18 PM

Hi, i'm currently trying to learn the most I can about film editing and such. But the one hang up im having trouble with, i dont know much about so, i thought i would ask you tfpers.

When you export to .avi after a video capture, the .avi's are HUGE 3 min = 460 mb....thats too much, naturaly i would like to compress these files from adobe so i dont have to use any 3rd party programs, and possibly loose quality. What i have been doing is exporting the avi from adobe (some video quality is lost) i belive it uses the sandard windows media compressions. After exporting, I use virtual dub, a compression tool, to compress it to Divix, using the Xvid Codec. and it turns 460 to 29mb and looks pretty good. Does anyone know if you can download codecs for Adobe? or some preferece i can mess with in the program to help my video compression probelm? thanks.

03-01-2004, 04:18 PM	#1 (permalink)
IckUber Funran Location: Norman, OK	Adobe Premiere Pro Help Hi, i'm currently trying to learn the most I can about film editing and such. But the one hang up im having trouble with, i dont know much about so, i thought i would ask you tfpers. When you export to .avi after a video capture, the .avi's are HUGE 3 min = 460 mb....thats too much, naturaly i would like to compress these files from adobe so i dont have to use any 3rd party programs, and possibly loose quality. What i have been doing is exporting the avi from adobe (some video quality is lost) i belive it uses the sandard windows media compressions. After exporting, I use virtual dub, a compression tool, to compress it to Divix, using the Xvid Codec. and it turns 460 to 29mb and looks pretty good. Does anyone know if you can download codecs for Adobe? or some preferece i can mess with in the program to help my video compression probelm? thanks. __________________ How much is y'all Piolkles?