TechiMan
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I've been using a program called Video to Video (Media Converters) on and off for a while, it's not the best video conversion program but it seems to do a decent-ish job with converting various video formats. However, I've been converting some HD AVC files to MPEG-4 and some reason the outputted file is almost twice the size of the original file, even when the quality has been lowered. I did notice that the video bitrate in the defaulted settings is 11000, which is very strange as I think even the standard bitrate of HD is about 8000kbps, so why the program is set to 11000kbps for I don't know. I converted a batch of AVC files which were 1.06GB in total, and the outputted file in MPEG4 was nearly 4GB. How can a compressed file be larger than the original?.
Seems to be a very strange program I'm using.
Seems to be a very strange program I'm using.