I got a 700mb xvid file that has been separated into audio and video and converted into avi and wav file formats. The audio is 120megs at a bitrate of 384.... but the video file is bloody 58gigs what the hell... is that normal or what... how on earth does a 700 meg file increase its size by a factor of 820%, thats just berserk did I do something wrong?
If you made a un-compressed AVI then I am sure it got very large. The question is why did you make a uncompressed AVI and what are you trying to accomplish?
well Im trying to convert an xvid file to dvd-r so I decompressed it with virtualdub and now I have noticed that the audio file is fine but the video file is just 58 gigs of nothing. xvid file plays fine but the avi is rubbish any suggestions?
I dont have any coment about your problem but I dont beleive that your question was the dumbest of the day which really wasnt dumb at all But I beleive this thread is the Dumbest question of the day. http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/148418
Hi there, VSO DivXtoDVD v0.4.0 just got released. This new version will let you select mutiple files now. Makes it more easier if you have more than 1 file.
