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Re: compressor quality not good enough
by rafael August on Aug 27, 2008 at 7:49:13 pm

Hi Daniel

I guess we are talking about file size and data rate.

Your equation makes perfect sense to me but I still feel mixed up on a lot of levels right now. I'm looking at a quicktime movie that is 30 seconds in length, has a frame size of 480x360 which is taking up 25 kb of memory on my hard disc( I'm assuming this is KiloBytes). It was compressed with the h264 and AAC codecs. The video looks great. I would like to get my files to look as good and have a file size that is similar.

It seems impossible right now unless I somehow download the compression expert setting into my brain.

Rounded out my question is, what is their data rate setting that gets such great results, has such reasonable frame sizes, that yields crisp video and a small file sizes?

Thank you for your time,

Rafael




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