I made a video of my playing HL2DM and the file size at the end was .99gb so pretty much 1 gb how would you compress that down to around 400 mbs? Enough to burn to a normal cd? I have winrar on my pc can i use winrar to get it around 600 mbs?
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I made a video of my playing HL2DM and the file size at the end was .99gb so pretty much 1 gb how would you compress that down to around 400 mbs? Enough to burn to a normal cd? I have winrar on my pc can i use winrar to get it around 600 mbs?
What is it you want to do with this cd? If you want to play it Winrar will not help. If you want to transport it on the cd to others then unrar it when you get there it might but I doubt you can get that much compression. What format it the video in? If its mpeg you can recompress with divx or H.264 but the next player must have the codecs. Probably the best way for you to go would be to use a program to turn it into a Vcd which would be playable on any Pc. If a Vcd converter can make two Cd's from a 4gig movie your 1gig should fit on 1 Cd easily. Try Googling avi to vcd or mpeg to vcd and see what you find.
VTS_01_4 thats all it says in the file name
That's a .VOB file.Quote:
Originally Posted by cashvillecrush
You would be better to let Windows show you the full filename. Open 'My Computer'>Tools>Folder Options>View>Now remove the checkmark from [ ] Hide extensions for known file types and click OK.
Now your filenames will mean something.
An easy app to do this would be something like DrDivX although the file would only be playable on your pc or a dvd player that plays avi file such as the Phillips DVP642 model...
yeah but none of the programs people have givin me work to get the 1gb movie down enough to a 700mb to burn a cd why cant winrar just take the movie and compress it more than just 200mbs less
Have you tried WinRar for that? What was the result?Quote:
Originally Posted by cashvillecrush
Btw... Did you unhide your extensions?
yeah i did the unhide.....when i used winrar the file went from 1,540,254 to 1,092,234
So is the file 1.5GB or 1GB ???
its around 1gb the movie flie size in kbs 1,452,234
How did you figure that it's a 1gb movie when the file is close to 1.5gb?
And why is it 1,540,254 and 1,452,234 the next moment?
You've lost me completely here.
the 1,540,254 was just a example of one of the movies
anyways the movies are right around 1gb in kbs they are at 1,203,234 and i need to get that in a 700mb cd what do i need to do?
You can try autogk (or virtual dub) as it lets you select 1 cd (700mb ) as your ouput. You might however need some help with settings as there is a good chance you will get audio out of sync.
yeah but i did a program before that did that and it broke the movie up in too 2 and didnt work after
A Vob file is basically an Mpeg file but in a stream format that will not be recognized as a regular Mpeg. I have had some success opening Vob's with Virtual Dub or Virtual Dub Mod (both freeware) and from there you can choose to recompress them in different ways both the audio and the video. Choose a high compression for the video and a low bitrate for the audio to get the smallest file. DivX 6 is out and any Mpeg 4 compression should give you a good trade off on quality vs size (at least in the avi format).
tryed Vdub doesnt work for it says file name cant be regonized or how its spelled something about it being a MPEG2 stream. Anyways why isnt there just a program that would just decompress it. People have been threwing terms at me on messageboards about sound streams and video size i dont know anything about that stuff. Why isnt there a program that you can just compress it.
for you the files now read this
VTS_01_1.avi and its size is 1,048,348 kbs i changed the files from .vob to .avi
Try the latest version of Virtual Dub Mod, its a modified version of Virtual Dub that can handle things that VDub can't. If your getting name errors try renaming the file with out the _ markers which are just there to tell applications that there should be a space there with out actually leaving any spaces in the file name. Name it X.vob and see what happens, I like to make an extra copy of a file I'm going to play with and put it somewhere easy to find so I leave the original file intact and named correctly incase I forget what it was called.
Did you ever actually try DrDivX as you could make it even smaller if you wanted to. I suggested it since its about the easiest program to use as you just select the file and size you want basically...Quote:
Originally Posted by cashvillecrush
trying to use it but it keeps crashing and giving me errorsQuote:
Originally Posted by RealitY