What a good program to compress video.

[twisterX]

When i use my digital camera to record videos they end up being 100'MBs for like a couple of minutes.

What could i use to compress this to like avi and make it like 5-20 MB

[{I}{K}{E}]

virtualdub ?

[Buffalo]

I've always used windows movie maker to crunch for streaming video
it's ok if it a small file as it's so.... damn slow.
I will give that a go {I}{K}{E} ~ thanks for the info :)

[DorisInsinuate]

Virtualdubmod :dry:

[RealitY]

Think DrDivX is still amongst the simplest...

[Buffalo]

Think DrDivX is still amongst the simplest...

I gave up using that two years ago, Well outdated and a bit too simple.

Virtualdubmod is working great, Thanks Doris for the info :)

[Wolfmight]

You can also use "Sorenson Squeeze 4" for compressing videos into very very small sizes for the internet. Try to use Quicktime format, since WMV is always buggy for most people.

[Creo]

do you know about VidLogo (http://www.geovid.com/VidLogo/)? it's a tool for adding logos and watermarks, but also it can convert one video format to another.so you can easily get compressed file. also it's cheap,but of a high quality!

[Creo]

do you know about VidLogo (http://www.geovid.com/VidLogo/)? it's a tool for adding logos and watermarks, but also it can convert one video format to another.so you can easily get compressed file. also it's cheap,but of a high quality!

[brokenbricks]

Canopus Procoder or TMPgenc

[DorisInsinuate]

I've started to use StaxRip for my compressing needs.

It's fairly straight-forward to use. It's basically a step-by-step front end for other applications.

The thing I like most is that it can output H264 and AAC in a MP4 container, which is really dandy.

[MTFG]

staxrip:)

[deputysalty]

AutoGK, for Xvid.