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Article #23Re: YouTube
From: James_Middleton
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 09:24
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 09:24
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A quick fix - Use Windows Movie Maker. Import the .avi, and drag it to the time line. File > Save Movie File > My Computer > (Name the file.) > Movie Settings > 'Best quality for playback on my computer' may be the only option showing by default, so click on 'Show more choices'. There are a lot of options there. There's one that lets you select the output file size. And under Other Settings you can choose the file based on where it will be played from.
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