Hello there, i have very large quicktime files, 1.5GB or so, very hard to work with/edit for it takes a very, very long time to import into editing software, such as iMovie.
I have purchased quicktime pro 7 in the hopes that i could make smaller clips such as 60 second bits i could use to edit with easily, but the problem is, these clips are still insanely large for how long they are in comparison to the movie
such as i will take a 1.5 GB movie using the quicktime pro "trim to selection" to end up with a 60 second clip or so and it will still be about 20 MB.
Is there an efficient way to compress these clips in quicktime pro? i have tried using the "export" feature, started with a 20 MB clip and put all the settings on lowest, came out with a 160x120 pixilated clip, and still at 11 MB.
I think when i trim to selection, it does not actually delete the rest or somthing..
If anyone could help me with this compressing problem, and programs that do this, info/tutorials, or anything would be greatly appreciated
I have purchased quicktime pro 7 in the hopes that i could make smaller clips such as 60 second bits i could use to edit with easily, but the problem is, these clips are still insanely large for how long they are in comparison to the movie
such as i will take a 1.5 GB movie using the quicktime pro "trim to selection" to end up with a 60 second clip or so and it will still be about 20 MB.
Is there an efficient way to compress these clips in quicktime pro? i have tried using the "export" feature, started with a 20 MB clip and put all the settings on lowest, came out with a 160x120 pixilated clip, and still at 11 MB.
I think when i trim to selection, it does not actually delete the rest or somthing..
If anyone could help me with this compressing problem, and programs that do this, info/tutorials, or anything would be greatly appreciated