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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn
I do a lot of video encoding for myself and my customers that I film for, so here's how it breaks down for me. For my old standard definition content that I offer for sale as downloadable clips I encode into multiple formats including WMVs, MPEG-1, mp4's (Ipod) and also Divx codec AVIs at 640 x 480 and 320 x 240.
For my customers that I film new custom high definition content for I mostly encode high definition video into WMV at 1280 x 720 and also a smaller version at 480 x 270, Quicktime at the same sizes plus a Flash version with the ON2 VP6 codec as well as Real for one customer who still wants it believe it or not.
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The Award Winning Jim Gunn!
1280? HUGE! How big is the typical 20 or so minute clip in terms of file size at that resolution?