Hi Theory11,
I'm working in some differents projects for the wire but I have a lot of questions. Before to submit my projects to the wire I want to know something. All the questions are about the video settings. When I download the free tricks of the wire I saw that normally the resolution of these videos are 640x320, and for example the size of a 5 minute video is lower than 100mb, but at the same time these videos have a very good quality . I have a very good camera, the CANON EOS 500D and I can record my videos in FULL HD 1080p, but I don't know how to do because when I record, edit and render my videos ALL IS DIFFERENT. Specifically, my camera records in .MOV and for example the size of 2 minute video is 600mb, very high. After, I edit the video with Sony Vegas Pro and I render it again in .MP4, and the size of the video is now 150mb, too high. All of that in 1920x1080.
Please, I would like to get your help because I want to upload for theory11 a good quality videos but with a reasonable size...
Best regards, Telmo Trenado.
I'm working in some differents projects for the wire but I have a lot of questions. Before to submit my projects to the wire I want to know something. All the questions are about the video settings. When I download the free tricks of the wire I saw that normally the resolution of these videos are 640x320, and for example the size of a 5 minute video is lower than 100mb, but at the same time these videos have a very good quality . I have a very good camera, the CANON EOS 500D and I can record my videos in FULL HD 1080p, but I don't know how to do because when I record, edit and render my videos ALL IS DIFFERENT. Specifically, my camera records in .MOV and for example the size of 2 minute video is 600mb, very high. After, I edit the video with Sony Vegas Pro and I render it again in .MP4, and the size of the video is now 150mb, too high. All of that in 1920x1080.
Please, I would like to get your help because I want to upload for theory11 a good quality videos but with a reasonable size...
Best regards, Telmo Trenado.