Setting a specific file size

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DanielHurtubise
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Setting a specific file size

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Hi everyone,
i tried googling and a search in the forum but i cannot find how do i set the target file size in version 0.9.9 x86_64 (2013051800).

Is it still possible, and if yes how?

Watching a 16GB Marry Poppins 50th edition is a bit overkill :)

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mduell
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Re: Setting a specific file size

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Didn't work, not coming back, and probably a bad idea anyway.
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Smithcraft
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Re: Setting a specific file size

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If it's a grainy or noisy bluray, 16 is lucky!

You can use a bitrate calculator to figure out the ABR, but of course don't forget to include the audio in you bitrate calculations.

If you are using Windows, you could try using VidCoder.

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DanielHurtubise
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Re: Setting a specific file size

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On mac os X
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Smithcraft
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DanielHurtubise wrote:On mac os X
Doh! I guess that's why you posted in the Mac section! :oops:

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