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mike_a_weiner
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March 23, 2011
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Video Bitrate/Size

  • March 23, 2011
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Hello.

I'm encoding 18 files for a client that makes up about 2 hours worth of footage, give or take. The final FLV size is 320x240, and so I was going to use normal web bitrates: audio @ 128kbps and video @ 1000 kbps. All in all though, the files will probably be 1 gb in size. That being said, would that weigh down the presentation heavily when I post it on the web, or because the bitrates are low enough that most people should be fine to progressively download/stream it, will that be ok?

Thanks!

-Mike

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Captiv8r
Captiv8r
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March 23, 2011

Hi Mike

You probably don't realize it, but the forum you posted to is dedicated to questions about Audio and Video used within an Adobe Captivate project. I suspect what you are looking for are some more general guidelines for video on the web. You might do better re-posting this question over in a forum dedicated to the product you used to massage the video. Perhaps Adobe Premiere Elements? Premiere Pro?

Cheers... Rick

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mike_a_weinerAuthor
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March 23, 2011

No, this is about encoding the video for use within captivate.

Thanks,

Mike

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