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hikeNM

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Original poster
Hello all,

Here's my situation. I'm a High School teacher who records classes using Quicktime so students can go back and watch them on the internet. I record my screen and audio. Lectures usually last around 30 minutes and file sizes of videos usually come out to be 1.5 GB.

Of course, I have to whittle that down. So, I run the video through iMovie and spit it out around 200 MB.

That's not terrible but I would like to get it under 100 MB if possible. Not all students have really high speed internet. So, the smaller the better.

Does anybody have any ideas on a program I could run the video through that would make the file even smaller? Or any suggestions on how to improve any of my routine?

Thanks
 
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