Peter3hg
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I am putting various videos of fly-overs in Google Earth onto Youtube.
Initially I have recorded these in Fraps with my screen size set to 1280x720 which gives a file size of 6GB for 6 minutes of video. I have then tripled the speed to give a 2 minute file at 30fps in Abode Premier Pro. My problem then is encoding this file into a reasonable size. A 720p rip of a television programme runs at ~1.2GB for ~42 minutes so logically at the same quality I should be able to achieve a file size under 60MB. However the smallest I can get even slightly acceptable results for is over 600MB.
Should I save the file uncompressed in Adobe PP and then use another piece of software to compress it?
My internet is shit so uploads greater than 70MB ish fail so larger file sizes are not a viable option.
This is the only version I've managed to upload to YouTube but the quality sucks and I had to lower it to 640x480.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuGOyXki6gU[/YOUTUBE]
Many thanks for any help offered.
Initially I have recorded these in Fraps with my screen size set to 1280x720 which gives a file size of 6GB for 6 minutes of video. I have then tripled the speed to give a 2 minute file at 30fps in Abode Premier Pro. My problem then is encoding this file into a reasonable size. A 720p rip of a television programme runs at ~1.2GB for ~42 minutes so logically at the same quality I should be able to achieve a file size under 60MB. However the smallest I can get even slightly acceptable results for is over 600MB.
Should I save the file uncompressed in Adobe PP and then use another piece of software to compress it?
My internet is shit so uploads greater than 70MB ish fail so larger file sizes are not a viable option.
This is the only version I've managed to upload to YouTube but the quality sucks and I had to lower it to 640x480.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuGOyXki6gU[/YOUTUBE]
Many thanks for any help offered.