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fab5freddy

macrumors 65816
Original poster
Jan 21, 2007
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Heaven or Hell
I have a quicktime video of some footage and the quicktime
is 100 MB. I would like to post this to my website for web viewing...

I have a hunch that 100 MB is way to big....?
What is a good way to compress it for the web ?

thanks !
 

mogzieee

macrumors 6502a
Feb 8, 2008
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London, UK
no answer ?

You're asking an incredibly vague question.

I'd say go back to the program you exported the video from (eg. iMovie) and export it to a lower setting. Or, import the video you've got into iMovie and export it again into a smaller export setting.

Or, alternatively, upload the video to YouTube, and embed it to your website.
 

r.j.s

Moderator emeritus
Mar 7, 2007
15,026
52
Texas
How about giving some useful info?

100MB is meaningless.

How long is the video? How important is quality? What is the video of? How much storage/bandwidth do you have on the server? What were the original export settings?

You're going to need to export it at a smaller setting, but what will depend on the answers to the above.
 

fab5freddy

macrumors 65816
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Jan 21, 2007
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Heaven or Hell
ok. it is a 10 minute video clip,
where i would like to keep the quality very high.

the size should be around 500 pixels.
 
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