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Can't keep original size after export

New Here ,
Aug 03, 2018 Aug 03, 2018

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Hello everyone!

I have a 169mb video, with the following specs:

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I added a watermark on After Effects, and export it through Media Encoder with the following settings;

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Notice the estimated file size says 191 MB.

After 3hs , the file is 2 GB on size, wih the following specs;

33.JPG

Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Aug 15, 2018 Aug 15, 2018

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Hi pepelep,

From the screenshots, I can see that you have changed the video data rate, bitrate, audio bit rate and audio sample rate.

These small changes can make big differences in the export size & the render time. I doubt that you can export a file (after all of these changes) of the same size.

Thanks,

Kulpreet Singh

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Hi Kulpreet,

I'm pretty sure I haven't changed the bitrate. Look at the my second screenshot, it says CBR and 0,2 Mbps.

Also the estimated output size is under 200MB.

AFTER the encoding, the file has those parameters. But inside Media Encoder, I have set those parameters listed above.

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