plz tell me the least mebabytes the movie file of 1GB be compressed!!?
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There is no way to answer this question as most modern compression algorithms use tokenization. The extent of tokenization possible is dependent on the data being tokenized. It is POSSIBLE that a handpicked special instance of a 1GB file could be reduced to 50MB or so.\nIt is also important to know what format the movie already is in (wma,mpg,avi,rm) as if it is already compressed further techniques will have minimal effect.
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Use WinZip, it will compress it for you.
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let me guess.. an mp3 file? well that is basically an excuse for them, just to make you not be able to share mp3s or movies or something. try zipping it like the other guy said
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bitmap! It is not compressed!
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You can't incease it's quality, if that's what you mean. Once a file is encoded it stays at the same quality even if you do it at a righer bit rate. It will go smaller if re-encoded at a smaller bit rate.\n\nIf you want to just make your file bigger, you might be able to do so if you buy Apple's Quicktime 6 Pro, and edit the movie so that it plays the movie more than once in the same file (i.e., when you're in the movie editor, copy and paste a scene or all the scenes over and over again).
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you can use WinRar, a good compressing program, you can download it from here
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Search google for video codecs\n\nDownload the K-Lite video Codec Pack.
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Based upon the file extension ".001" it looks like you downloaded one part of a multi-part compressed file.\n\nTypically, when people post large files like movie files, they have to compress them into a bunch of little files instead of one large file.  Often times, the description of the file will include something like  \n 001/237  which means that you are downloading file 1 of 237 files necessary to download and "re-assemble" to view the movie.  File 027/237 would be file #27, etc.\n\nOnce all the files are downloaded to your computer, you would then need to use a program such as WinZip to re-assemble the files in a decompressed format.  This process combines the 237 files (in my example) into one enormous file that can then be viewed.\n\nWinZip can be downloaded from www.download.com
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That depends on what application you're using to create your zip files. In WinRAR for instance, (which does zip and rar archives) you can choose the compression level of the archive about to be created, and one of the selections is "store" (no compression).\n\nThe next question is, why would you want to? AVI files are the largest of the video files because they are uncompressed, and therefore stand to benefit significantly from compression, unlike MPG for instance, which is already compressed.
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You could recompress it with a different codec and/or data rate.  VirtualDub is good , free, and easy to use.\n\nhttp://www.virtualdub.org/
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You have ZIP files, RAR files, and many other compression types.\n\nRAR is considered better.
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256k is way slower\n\n1MB = 1024k
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Here's a good site:\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/\n\nSend up to a 1GB file.
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File compression programs work better on text than on binary files.  Images and movies are mostly binary, therefore they don't compress much.\n\nThat said, you might get a 2% to 3% savings by zipping all your images and movies.  After you create a zip, you can delete the original files.  If you are REALLY low on storage space, then that will help.
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http://www.yousendit.com/\n\nUp to 1GB!\n\nThat's it!\n\nOne giga bytes!
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Both. You get a lot of crap that won't be compatible with your computer (viruses, codecs, things like that), but they're pretty easy to figure out. I mean, if you want to download a certain movie and the byte size is 89.3kbs, then you know that it's not the right one.
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That's kinda hard because an average movie is about 1GB. An average DVD disc can only hold about 4GB.