Can you guys tell me a link where I can download a free software to change a video file size(MB)
Please answer this please please!!
|||If it is to save space you might as well put it into a zip file this will change the size of your file to save space
Hope I helped|||use Allok video converter
http://koolsofs.blogspot.com/search/labe鈥?/a>
and convert your files to a format which you need.
full / full version
can convert to a no. of formats including psp, ipod and xbox
small size and easy to use|||Google search free video coverter
Sunday 5 June 2011
How do I change the file size of a picture?
I have an icon that I want to put on a forum, but its over the kb limit. How do I change that?
note: I don%26#039;t have photoshop or any of that funstuff on my laptop anymore.|||This is a freeware photoshop-like program.
You can either reduce the resolution or just compress harder into jpeg.
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/|||1. Right click on the photo and go to the %26quot;open with%26quot; option and choose %26quot;paint%26quot;
2. In Paint, at the top where it says %26quot;image%26quot; click it then go do the %26quot;resize/skew%26quot; option.
3. you can type in a percentage of how much smaller you want the picture. (make sure you keep both horizontal and vertical percentages the same or your photo will look all messed up)
4. go to %26quot;file%26quot; and click %26quot;save as%26quot; pick a name for you resized picture in the %26quot;file name%26quot; box. Under it it says %26quot;save as type%26quot; you want to select %26quot;JPEG%26quot; this should make you picture a smaller file size.|||If you have a Mac, a quick way to create a smaller copy of a picture is to open it in Preview (or other program available) and take a screen shot of it (shift command 4). The screen shot is saved as a jpg or png file, depending on your settings.
PCs can probably do a similar thing, but I can%26#039;t help you there.
Good luck!|||Try this website, i don%26#039;t have any experience with it but found it with a search.
http://www.shrinkpictures.com/
note: I don%26#039;t have photoshop or any of that funstuff on my laptop anymore.|||This is a freeware photoshop-like program.
You can either reduce the resolution or just compress harder into jpeg.
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/|||1. Right click on the photo and go to the %26quot;open with%26quot; option and choose %26quot;paint%26quot;
2. In Paint, at the top where it says %26quot;image%26quot; click it then go do the %26quot;resize/skew%26quot; option.
3. you can type in a percentage of how much smaller you want the picture. (make sure you keep both horizontal and vertical percentages the same or your photo will look all messed up)
4. go to %26quot;file%26quot; and click %26quot;save as%26quot; pick a name for you resized picture in the %26quot;file name%26quot; box. Under it it says %26quot;save as type%26quot; you want to select %26quot;JPEG%26quot; this should make you picture a smaller file size.|||If you have a Mac, a quick way to create a smaller copy of a picture is to open it in Preview (or other program available) and take a screen shot of it (shift command 4). The screen shot is saved as a jpg or png file, depending on your settings.
PCs can probably do a similar thing, but I can%26#039;t help you there.
Good luck!|||Try this website, i don%26#039;t have any experience with it but found it with a search.
http://www.shrinkpictures.com/
Please suggest a free software with which i can reduce the size of a mp3 file without changing its format?
please give the name of the website where i can download it from. Do not suggest soft wares like win zipp win rar win uha etc. because i dont want to change the format since i need to compress the songs for my cellphone|||The only way to do that is by lowering the bit rate, for example; from 192 to 128.
This will decrease the file size but also the sound quality .... there is no alternative.
This one is shareware (could not find a totally free one), but may still offer full functionality:
4Musics MP3 Bitrate Changer 4.1
http://www.mymusictools.com/audio_conver鈥?/a>
regards,
Philip T|||Audacity|||You can%26#039;t. The moment you reduce the size, you reduce the quality of the music. The ONLY way to reduce the size is to remove details.|||You could convert them into smaller mp3s, look up lame or bladeenc and find a windows version, things using these are free and good quality. No matter what you are going to lose quality though, I wouldn%26#039;t recommend it. I am not sure if shrinking an existing mp3 is worse than making a smaller one in the first place.
Lame MP3 encoder links:
http://lame.sourceforge.net/links.php#Wi鈥?/a>
This will decrease the file size but also the sound quality .... there is no alternative.
This one is shareware (could not find a totally free one), but may still offer full functionality:
4Musics MP3 Bitrate Changer 4.1
http://www.mymusictools.com/audio_conver鈥?/a>
regards,
Philip T|||Audacity|||You can%26#039;t. The moment you reduce the size, you reduce the quality of the music. The ONLY way to reduce the size is to remove details.|||You could convert them into smaller mp3s, look up lame or bladeenc and find a windows version, things using these are free and good quality. No matter what you are going to lose quality though, I wouldn%26#039;t recommend it. I am not sure if shrinking an existing mp3 is worse than making a smaller one in the first place.
Lame MP3 encoder links:
http://lame.sourceforge.net/links.php#Wi鈥?/a>
Why does the file size change?
I am trying to put a movie onto a DVD, which is 1.24 gb. When i drop the file into teh program, it grows to 8 gb. How can I prevent this from happening?|||actually, what happened when u trying to put a movie or video, it becomes Video DVD
now this video dvd does not depend upon size, it depends upon length of the movie / video,
normal single layer 4.5 GB DVD support 120 minutes of video playback, if your movie is larger than than, it grows in size......
now there can be a solution to it, if u r trying to play that in computer, burn that in %26quot;Data DVD%26quot; instead of %26quot;VIDEO DVD%26quot;, this will depend upon size. and won%26#039;t show 8GB
hope u r using Nero to burn that, if not get it from here :
http://ftp22.nero.com/Nero8/Nero-8.3.2.1鈥?/a>
or here :
http://www.nero.com
hope this solves your problem....
let me know for further difficulties...
thnx|||You can%26#039;t prevent it. To put it on a DVD it is changing the format of the data to produce a video DVD.
The DVD video format takes more room.
This assumes that you want to use it in a DVD player.
If you just want to save the file to run it on another computer, you should save it as data and then it should not grow in size at all.|||you probably have different format video on your computer and your burning software is converting it to DVD format automatically
example 600 mb of divx movie will be 3-4 gig of DVD format
the DVD format is the one you play on your home DVD player
now this video dvd does not depend upon size, it depends upon length of the movie / video,
normal single layer 4.5 GB DVD support 120 minutes of video playback, if your movie is larger than than, it grows in size......
now there can be a solution to it, if u r trying to play that in computer, burn that in %26quot;Data DVD%26quot; instead of %26quot;VIDEO DVD%26quot;, this will depend upon size. and won%26#039;t show 8GB
hope u r using Nero to burn that, if not get it from here :
http://ftp22.nero.com/Nero8/Nero-8.3.2.1鈥?/a>
or here :
http://www.nero.com
hope this solves your problem....
let me know for further difficulties...
thnx|||You can%26#039;t prevent it. To put it on a DVD it is changing the format of the data to produce a video DVD.
The DVD video format takes more room.
This assumes that you want to use it in a DVD player.
If you just want to save the file to run it on another computer, you should save it as data and then it should not grow in size at all.|||you probably have different format video on your computer and your burning software is converting it to DVD format automatically
example 600 mb of divx movie will be 3-4 gig of DVD format
the DVD format is the one you play on your home DVD player
How do i change a file size on my computer?
im trying to upload a photo and a video and the web site keeps saying
%26quot;upload unsuccessful. please insure photos are no larger than 700kb and in one of the following formats: jpg, gif, png.%26quot;
how do i fix this?|||You need to compress your video with a video converter or split up the video.
Any Video Converter Free Version is the popular freeware utility which has millions of satisfied users who enjoy power, speed, and simplicity of this versatile instrument - a rare combination in the world of modern video compression technologies. This Free Video Converter converts almost any video formats to any formats, while preserving the straightforward interface design which makes this program so easy and fun to use.
Any Video Converter allows you to effortlessly convert video files between every format, for FREE! Any Video Converter Free Version can convert avi, asf, mov, rm, rmvb, flv, mkv, mpg, 3gp, m4v, and vob to avi, wmv, mp4, 3gp, mpg (PAL or NTSC), MPEG-1 and MPEG-2, wmv and flv.|||Upload a smaller picture. There%26#039;s really no other way if the posting system is like most I%26#039;ve seen. If the format is the problem, open the picture in its folder, open it with Paint, save it as a JPEG file, and retry.|||download a good photo editor, or if you have one (not paint, that will give you very bad quality) use that one. use the adjust image size function and make it a bit smaller.(i think about 80%) than save as jpeg (jpg), with medium quality. It should be smaller now.|||The photo should be fine by itself as long as it is a JPG/GIF or PNG. You will not be able to upload a video using the form provided by that website.
As long as the photo is under 700kb you should be fine to upload. If that is still a problem...you will need a program that will shrinking the dimensions of the photo or degrade the image so that it is a smaller file size.
You could try GIMP for this: http://www.gimp.org.|||Resize your photo to smaller size and make sure it%26#039;s jpg,gif or png file.
%26quot;upload unsuccessful. please insure photos are no larger than 700kb and in one of the following formats: jpg, gif, png.%26quot;
how do i fix this?|||You need to compress your video with a video converter or split up the video.
Any Video Converter Free Version is the popular freeware utility which has millions of satisfied users who enjoy power, speed, and simplicity of this versatile instrument - a rare combination in the world of modern video compression technologies. This Free Video Converter converts almost any video formats to any formats, while preserving the straightforward interface design which makes this program so easy and fun to use.
Any Video Converter allows you to effortlessly convert video files between every format, for FREE! Any Video Converter Free Version can convert avi, asf, mov, rm, rmvb, flv, mkv, mpg, 3gp, m4v, and vob to avi, wmv, mp4, 3gp, mpg (PAL or NTSC), MPEG-1 and MPEG-2, wmv and flv.|||Upload a smaller picture. There%26#039;s really no other way if the posting system is like most I%26#039;ve seen. If the format is the problem, open the picture in its folder, open it with Paint, save it as a JPEG file, and retry.|||download a good photo editor, or if you have one (not paint, that will give you very bad quality) use that one. use the adjust image size function and make it a bit smaller.(i think about 80%) than save as jpeg (jpg), with medium quality. It should be smaller now.|||The photo should be fine by itself as long as it is a JPG/GIF or PNG. You will not be able to upload a video using the form provided by that website.
As long as the photo is under 700kb you should be fine to upload. If that is still a problem...you will need a program that will shrinking the dimensions of the photo or degrade the image so that it is a smaller file size.
You could try GIMP for this: http://www.gimp.org.|||Resize your photo to smaller size and make sure it%26#039;s jpg,gif or png file.
How can I change the file size of a picture?
I need the picture file to be less then 1MG, for a website.|||There is an excellent program available for free download called IrfanView (see link below).
Install and launch the program...
Open your file that you wish to resize...
On the IMAGE menu, select Resize/Resample...
Set your sizing options, click OK, then save your modified file.
You%26#039;ll want to experiment with various reductions in size to decrease the file size. Also, if the file is not already in jpeg format, use SaveAs and select JPEG as the file format to save. It tends to be much smaller without serious loss of quality.
Michael McLaughlin @ Iron Oak IT inc., Calgary, AB
http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljmclau鈥?/a>
http://www.ironoakit.com|||The easiest way to change the size of a picture is to crop it in a picture editing program. If you want to maintain the actual size, you can change the file type, save as a different type of picture bitmap, jpg, etc.|||open the paint program
start %26gt; All programs %26gt; Accessories %26gt; Paint
Open the image in windows paint program. Click on image %26gt;stretch skew ( give a number smaller, say 50, 50 in the box front of stretch, Horizontal and vertical) press OK. Then save it as jpeg file with another name so that your original file remains intact. Check the final size of the image after saving. Repeat the procedure with the original image if you want it still smaller or bigger, by reducing or by increasing the stretch value.|||You could take a screenshot of it when it%26#039;s on the screen, then trim it out in Paint and then re save it - it should be a lot smaller in terms of file size.|||Very Easy
download this program it is free, it can resize your pics in seconds.|||If your image is, say, a jpg, then, you could go into an image editor, and convert it to a png.
For example, under Photoshop, under File, there%26#039;s a selection called, Save For Web %26amp; Devices that%26#039;ll let you save a jpg file as a png-8 file. That%26#039;ll reduce the size of the file considerably, for your web page, and it%26#039;ll display pretty much (almost impossible to tell by eyeballing it except for teensy images) as is! Gimp and PaintShop Pro have similar abilities (PaintShop Pro calls it %26quot;Save for Web%26quot;). I don%26#039;t know what you%26#039;re using.|||If you%26#039;re using a windows xp... Use the Microsoft Office Picture Manager( MOPM). Select the photo that you want to resize. Right click and open it with MOPM. When the window opens, click the %26quot;edit pictures%26quot; button (found on the upper right part of that window. Then a panel window will appear on the right side. Select crop or resize button. Adjust the picture to the size that you want and voila!You%26#039;re done!
Crop it if you only want the subject of the picture and not including the background.
Resize it if you want the entire photo.
Also, you can use Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (older version) or Adobe Photoshop CS3 or CS2
Install and launch the program...
Open your file that you wish to resize...
On the IMAGE menu, select Resize/Resample...
Set your sizing options, click OK, then save your modified file.
You%26#039;ll want to experiment with various reductions in size to decrease the file size. Also, if the file is not already in jpeg format, use SaveAs and select JPEG as the file format to save. It tends to be much smaller without serious loss of quality.
Michael McLaughlin @ Iron Oak IT inc., Calgary, AB
http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljmclau鈥?/a>
http://www.ironoakit.com|||The easiest way to change the size of a picture is to crop it in a picture editing program. If you want to maintain the actual size, you can change the file type, save as a different type of picture bitmap, jpg, etc.|||open the paint program
start %26gt; All programs %26gt; Accessories %26gt; Paint
Open the image in windows paint program. Click on image %26gt;stretch skew ( give a number smaller, say 50, 50 in the box front of stretch, Horizontal and vertical) press OK. Then save it as jpeg file with another name so that your original file remains intact. Check the final size of the image after saving. Repeat the procedure with the original image if you want it still smaller or bigger, by reducing or by increasing the stretch value.|||You could take a screenshot of it when it%26#039;s on the screen, then trim it out in Paint and then re save it - it should be a lot smaller in terms of file size.|||Very Easy
download this program it is free, it can resize your pics in seconds.|||If your image is, say, a jpg, then, you could go into an image editor, and convert it to a png.
For example, under Photoshop, under File, there%26#039;s a selection called, Save For Web %26amp; Devices that%26#039;ll let you save a jpg file as a png-8 file. That%26#039;ll reduce the size of the file considerably, for your web page, and it%26#039;ll display pretty much (almost impossible to tell by eyeballing it except for teensy images) as is! Gimp and PaintShop Pro have similar abilities (PaintShop Pro calls it %26quot;Save for Web%26quot;). I don%26#039;t know what you%26#039;re using.|||If you%26#039;re using a windows xp... Use the Microsoft Office Picture Manager( MOPM). Select the photo that you want to resize. Right click and open it with MOPM. When the window opens, click the %26quot;edit pictures%26quot; button (found on the upper right part of that window. Then a panel window will appear on the right side. Select crop or resize button. Adjust the picture to the size that you want and voila!You%26#039;re done!
Crop it if you only want the subject of the picture and not including the background.
Resize it if you want the entire photo.
Also, you can use Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (older version) or Adobe Photoshop CS3 or CS2
How do i shirnk a image file size? without converting to JPEG etc?
I need to change the file image size because it%26#039;s too large for uploading onto youtube. I%26#039;ve tried converting to png, gif, jpeg, but either the quality is ruined or it just doesn%26#039;t work still.
Please help
thanks|||the best way is to use software to reduce the image size and preserve quality; lots of good free tools
Pixresizer
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pixresizer.鈥?/a>
VSO
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/vso-image-r鈥?/a>
or resize online
http://www.picresize.com/
tip: click the + sign next to %26quot;quick resize%26quot; and select 75%, 50% or 25% smaller|||Make it smaller or use TIF.|||Without converting to other formats.. there is no way to reduce size.
Currently which format isit? There are different options in converting to jpeg , without loosing any pixel quality. you should know that how to do.. try it out.. or send me the current format u use.
Please help
thanks|||the best way is to use software to reduce the image size and preserve quality; lots of good free tools
Pixresizer
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pixresizer.鈥?/a>
VSO
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/vso-image-r鈥?/a>
or resize online
http://www.picresize.com/
tip: click the + sign next to %26quot;quick resize%26quot; and select 75%, 50% or 25% smaller|||Make it smaller or use TIF.|||Without converting to other formats.. there is no way to reduce size.
Currently which format isit? There are different options in converting to jpeg , without loosing any pixel quality. you should know that how to do.. try it out.. or send me the current format u use.
How to change the file size of a movie?
I have a .wmv that is 37.7 MB and it needs to be 30 MB. How can I make it smaller?
I have iMovie and final cut pro.|||well it is best not to use .wmv format because they normally take up a lot of space try www.mediaconverter.org and change it that way .mp4 is normally a small but good file format to aim for.
I have iMovie and final cut pro.|||well it is best not to use .wmv format because they normally take up a lot of space try www.mediaconverter.org and change it that way .mp4 is normally a small but good file format to aim for.
Can I change the maximum file size allowed to download to an external hard drive?
I am trying to download and save a file that is 4.4 GB to my external hard drive. I get a window saying that the file I%26#039;m trying to save exceeds the limit file size allowed on the disc, which it says is 4.0 GB. I%26#039;m thinking this can%26#039;t be true because I have another file that is 4.2 GB on the same drive already. Is there a way I can change the maximum allowed file size to save on my external hard drive? Thanks if you can help.|||By default, all external hard drives are formatted under FAT32 file system. Unfortunately FAT32 file systems accept a maximum file size of 2^32 = 4,294,967,296 bytes or in other words 4.2 GB. That is the reason why you have a file size of 4.1GB sitting silently while a 4.4GB file fails you.
Your PC might have been using NTFS which does not have this limitation. (NTFS, and many other file systems do not have this limitation).
Before you convert your external HDD%26#039;s file system, make sure you have a backup of all your data, as changing the file system requires formatting it. Hope this helps.
The other easier workaround is to split the file into two and storing it. There are many free splitters available in the net. My favorite is WinZIP.|||you have to format it to ntfs ... fat32 `has a filesize limit of about 4 gigs ... if u have a mac dont do it ...|||You can also try defragmenting that hdd to see if that would help|||Sounds to my like the filesystem is corrupt. Try running CHKDSK /R/P from the Command line. Or run Scandisk and have it perform a surface scan as well.|||maybe you need to expand your cache size|||What is the capacity of your USB external hard drive? What is your virtual memory size? Check the property of ext HDD. You have another file of 4.2 GB size on HDD, this does not mean you can save a file of 100 GB, check the free space in your HDD. If space is their on external HDD than you should have downloaded it.|||Nata said it all. You have to get rid of the FAT32... fat32 was used back in windows 95, 98. By windows 2000 the NTFS file system has been the norm.
You said it is an external hard drive. is there a way to connect it to another computer temporarily and copy your files? Once you do that you may reformat it under windows %26quot;disk management%26quot; which is under %26quot;administrator settings%26quot; on every windows computer that I have ever used.
you will have to take it out of the case to reformat it, and when you do make sure you pick the NTFS file system.
Your PC might have been using NTFS which does not have this limitation. (NTFS, and many other file systems do not have this limitation).
Before you convert your external HDD%26#039;s file system, make sure you have a backup of all your data, as changing the file system requires formatting it. Hope this helps.
The other easier workaround is to split the file into two and storing it. There are many free splitters available in the net. My favorite is WinZIP.|||you have to format it to ntfs ... fat32 `has a filesize limit of about 4 gigs ... if u have a mac dont do it ...|||You can also try defragmenting that hdd to see if that would help|||Sounds to my like the filesystem is corrupt. Try running CHKDSK /R/P from the Command line. Or run Scandisk and have it perform a surface scan as well.|||maybe you need to expand your cache size|||What is the capacity of your USB external hard drive? What is your virtual memory size? Check the property of ext HDD. You have another file of 4.2 GB size on HDD, this does not mean you can save a file of 100 GB, check the free space in your HDD. If space is their on external HDD than you should have downloaded it.|||Nata said it all. You have to get rid of the FAT32... fat32 was used back in windows 95, 98. By windows 2000 the NTFS file system has been the norm.
You said it is an external hard drive. is there a way to connect it to another computer temporarily and copy your files? Once you do that you may reformat it under windows %26quot;disk management%26quot; which is under %26quot;administrator settings%26quot; on every windows computer that I have ever used.
you will have to take it out of the case to reformat it, and when you do make sure you pick the NTFS file system.
Does the font style of the letters in a file change the size of the file?
Basically, I%26#039;m asking does the font style in a file change the size of the file? Thanks! :)|||Mostly no.
If you are embedding the font, then it will. Most applications that create PDF files, for example, will automatically embed the fonts. If you use the same font in a number of styles, then your output file will be larger.
Since you have not told us what application you are using, I can鈥檛 be more precise.|||It shouldn%26#039;t, no. Font styles in a file are just references to the font in your system fonts directory.
If you are embedding the font, then it will. Most applications that create PDF files, for example, will automatically embed the fonts. If you use the same font in a number of styles, then your output file will be larger.
Since you have not told us what application you are using, I can鈥檛 be more precise.|||It shouldn%26#039;t, no. Font styles in a file are just references to the font in your system fonts directory.
When copying something to a blank disc, can I change the file size?
I have a few blank 4.7GB CDs but every movie I want to copy on is around 7GB... is there any way to make it fit or change the file size? will it still look good on tv? I looked online and it seems like hardly any discs in stores hold more than 5BG|||I%26#039;ll assume you meant DVD not CD as a CD holds 700mb, anyway a dual layer DVD has over 8Gb of storage, verify that your burner supports the extra layer (it probably does)
http://www.amazon.com/Verbatim-2-4x-Doub鈥?/a>|||You want software such as DVD-Shrink.
http://www.amazon.com/Verbatim-2-4x-Doub鈥?/a>|||You want software such as DVD-Shrink.
Which dig picture frame will display canon-camera pictures(10mega-pixel)without needing to change file size?
Since most frames have limited on-board memory (between 128MB and 256MB) you will want to resize the image files to 1) match the actual frame image ratio and 2) save them at 72 DPI 3) saving them with just enough JPEG compression to keep the image files under 100KB
While you can view the larger 4.5MB files as you can see, you will only be able to store 25 to 45 images. Resized, it will hold over a 1000
Most modern photo programs allow you to resize in batches and rename the new smaller files|||10mp are roughly (very roughly) equal to 32x40 inches at full size. You%26#039;re not going to find a digital frame that big...sorry. Just so you know, downscaling will not reduce your image quality unless you get a bad brand, so I%26#039;d suggest getting a larger sized frame from a manufacturer of good repute, such as Canon or Sony.
While you can view the larger 4.5MB files as you can see, you will only be able to store 25 to 45 images. Resized, it will hold over a 1000
Most modern photo programs allow you to resize in batches and rename the new smaller files|||10mp are roughly (very roughly) equal to 32x40 inches at full size. You%26#039;re not going to find a digital frame that big...sorry. Just so you know, downscaling will not reduce your image quality unless you get a bad brand, so I%26#039;d suggest getting a larger sized frame from a manufacturer of good repute, such as Canon or Sony.
Changing the NTFS file size limit?
I want Windows Media Center to record tv on my Western Digital My Book and it say that its NTFS file size limit is 30min.
How can i change that any help would be great.
Thanks|||The additional info you provided indicates that your file system is FAT32/FAT not NTFS. You can convert to NTFS as follows:
To convert a volume to NTFS from the command prompt
Open a command prompt window (i.e. Start, Run).
In the command prompt window, type
convert drive_letter: /fs:ntfs (where Drive_Letter is C, D, etc.)
Good Luck|||30 min?
There is no file size limit on NTFS.
NTFS file sizes are only limited by the size of the drive itself. In other words, as much space as you have left.
If you are only able to record 30 minutes, then it is because either you do not have enough space available on the drive, the DVR program is not set to compress the video or the program is setting the 30 minute limit.
What is the exact message it gives you?
How can i change that any help would be great.
Thanks|||The additional info you provided indicates that your file system is FAT32/FAT not NTFS. You can convert to NTFS as follows:
To convert a volume to NTFS from the command prompt
Open a command prompt window (i.e. Start, Run).
In the command prompt window, type
convert drive_letter: /fs:ntfs (where Drive_Letter is C, D, etc.)
Good Luck|||30 min?
There is no file size limit on NTFS.
NTFS file sizes are only limited by the size of the drive itself. In other words, as much space as you have left.
If you are only able to record 30 minutes, then it is because either you do not have enough space available on the drive, the DVR program is not set to compress the video or the program is setting the 30 minute limit.
What is the exact message it gives you?
Making ringtones in nero wave editor , how do i change the file size?
I make my own ringtones with nero wave editor and it works great for me because i transfer via sd card to my phone. The only problem is when i try to send it in a message from my phone it wont do it because file size is too large. There has got to be a quick fix for this without having to download more programs and such right ? what is it ?|||you can try to use this FREE site. its called VENTONES
its easier because you don%26#039;t need to download any programs and its safe because you do everything online. They won%26#039;t spam you . Ive been using it for 4 years now on all my family phones. I promise
and the ringtone always comes out a decent size and awesome quality
its easier because you don%26#039;t need to download any programs and its safe because you do everything online. They won%26#039;t spam you . Ive been using it for 4 years now on all my family phones. I promise
and the ringtone always comes out a decent size and awesome quality
When i do a basic edit in Photoscape to my .jpg images the file size doubles, Why is this?
I%26#039;m and just going through my pics and doing a auto adjustment to them. I%26#039;ve noticed that the file size is going from like 1.5 to 3.5. Why is this happening? I%26#039;m not changing file types or anything.|||You%26#039;re probably saving it at a higher quality level.
How do I decrease a pic file size for a website?
First should I use .jpg .gif and can I use .png? How do I change the file size of say a 1 mg pic to something more reasonable for a site?|||.gif is good for text, gradients and images w/ less than 256 colors
.jpg is good for pictures
.png 8 functions similar to .gif
.png 24 is the best but it doesn%26#039;t always compress to a really small size. It also offers alpha transparency (varying levels of transparency).
If you have photoshop use the save optimized for web features and you can scale jpgs down to about 60% with no real loss in quality.
If you don%26#039;t have photoshop use a free tool like gimp, it%26#039;s the next best thing: http://www.gimp.org/
See this guide for more info on the types of compression and the pros and cons of diff file types. The important thing to understand is the difference between lossless and lossy compression...
http://www.ou.edu/class/digitalmedia/art鈥?/a>|||You need to resize the pic
.jpg is good for pictures
.png 8 functions similar to .gif
.png 24 is the best but it doesn%26#039;t always compress to a really small size. It also offers alpha transparency (varying levels of transparency).
If you have photoshop use the save optimized for web features and you can scale jpgs down to about 60% with no real loss in quality.
If you don%26#039;t have photoshop use a free tool like gimp, it%26#039;s the next best thing: http://www.gimp.org/
See this guide for more info on the types of compression and the pros and cons of diff file types. The important thing to understand is the difference between lossless and lossy compression...
http://www.ou.edu/class/digitalmedia/art鈥?/a>|||You need to resize the pic
I am looking for a simple (free:-) CD/mp3 to mp3 converter, where one can see file size, before converting.?
Program allows to set different sample rates, which user defines according to desired file size...(turning samplerate button and looking and changing file size and only after that actual conversion)...is what i am looking for.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Rac|||somthing like audiograbber will work ... u can guess filesizes by what bitrate u save at after u do it a few times ..
http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/
.|||Trying several times before getting desired filesize is what i wanted to avoid...thank you anyways.
|||download Itunes.
easiest mp3 converter there is.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Rac|||somthing like audiograbber will work ... u can guess filesizes by what bitrate u save at after u do it a few times ..
http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/
.|||Trying several times before getting desired filesize is what i wanted to avoid...thank you anyways.
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|||download Itunes.
easiest mp3 converter there is.
How do I change a file size of a photo?
...from my Kodak Easyshare C340 in order to make it smaller?
I need to post a picture on a webpage and it is taking forever to load %26amp; I think the file size is too big. What should I do?|||IF YOU HAVE IT ON YOUR COMPUTER NOW YOU CAN RE-SIZE IT FREE AT THIS SITE BELOW... OR YOU CAN GO TO FASTSTONE AND DOWNLOAD YOUR OWN APPLICATION TO RE-SIZE AND EVEN DECORATE IT... FUN AND VERY EASY.|||GLAD TO HELP! I USE IT A LOT, IT%26#039;S KINDA FUN... THANKS FOR THE POINTS!
|||Dump kodak photoshare and get yourself Adobe Photoshop CS2|||Upload it to Yahoo Photos. Then download it from Yahoo Photos. The downloaded version will be smaller.|||save it under jpg|||Change the image size. I don%26#039;t know what programs you might have that would allow you to do this, so you might have to find an online uploading thing that resizes your photo. Search in google for that.|||If you have windows xp, open the file in microsoft PictureIt, then hit format, then resize image , easy, then save it.|||Use a photo editing program (Adobe Photoshop, ArcSoft Photo Studio Suite, Corel PhotoPaint) and change the image size - make it smaller.|||You need a program called Paint shop Pro. You can download it from www.download.com
You can change the pic format, filesize, and resolution. And much much more. enjoy!|||Hi, I recommand you to try google picasa.
picasa is a Google%26#039;s photo software. It%26#039;s what should%26#039;ve come with your camera.
It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.
It%26#039;s very easy to use and is free, just like Google
Download it free in here:
http://www.adcenter.net.cn/google-picasa鈥?/a>
Good Luck!
I need to post a picture on a webpage and it is taking forever to load %26amp; I think the file size is too big. What should I do?|||IF YOU HAVE IT ON YOUR COMPUTER NOW YOU CAN RE-SIZE IT FREE AT THIS SITE BELOW... OR YOU CAN GO TO FASTSTONE AND DOWNLOAD YOUR OWN APPLICATION TO RE-SIZE AND EVEN DECORATE IT... FUN AND VERY EASY.|||GLAD TO HELP! I USE IT A LOT, IT%26#039;S KINDA FUN... THANKS FOR THE POINTS!
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|||Dump kodak photoshare and get yourself Adobe Photoshop CS2|||Upload it to Yahoo Photos. Then download it from Yahoo Photos. The downloaded version will be smaller.|||save it under jpg|||Change the image size. I don%26#039;t know what programs you might have that would allow you to do this, so you might have to find an online uploading thing that resizes your photo. Search in google for that.|||If you have windows xp, open the file in microsoft PictureIt, then hit format, then resize image , easy, then save it.|||Use a photo editing program (Adobe Photoshop, ArcSoft Photo Studio Suite, Corel PhotoPaint) and change the image size - make it smaller.|||You need a program called Paint shop Pro. You can download it from www.download.com
You can change the pic format, filesize, and resolution. And much much more. enjoy!|||Hi, I recommand you to try google picasa.
picasa is a Google%26#039;s photo software. It%26#039;s what should%26#039;ve come with your camera.
It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.
It%26#039;s very easy to use and is free, just like Google
Download it free in here:
http://www.adcenter.net.cn/google-picasa鈥?/a>
Good Luck!
How do you change a file size?
I am trying to download my CV on to a website but it keeps saying the file is to large. How do I find out exactly how big it is and then minimize it to the correct size?|||Right click on the document icon and select properties - this will give you the document size. You can zip it to reduce the size - again, right click on the icon and select zip|||I hope for you that you didn%26#039;t put a lot of fancy stuff in your CV, If the file is that big then you should reduce the size. Your CV might loose some of its quality to impress but it will be uploaded.
The easiest way is to change the format of any embedded images: try to save the image in a format that provides good resolution without going over 100KB, Photoshop is a good option but You can still use MS Paint, (it comes with all versions of windows I think). For the text try using standard size fonts and no colors and other fancy borders. Maybe you put tables in the CV, they also increase the size try reducing their number.
A normal CV should be able to upload after that and its visual quality would not have been reduced that much. In case it doesn%26#039;t work the radical solution would be to transform your CV into Rich Text Format (save file as *.rtf) and remove the pictures, you can be certain it will upload after that.|||The most common reason for a large document size is embedded images. Removing the images should reduce the file size.|||If you right click on the file and go to properties, it will tell you.
If it is just a CV in MS Word or a PDF, then it should only be 1-10Kb or so. If it is much larger, then it is probably due to an image in it. You will then need to reduce the resolution of the image in an imaging program like Photoshop etc.
You can reduce a file by using Winzip which compresses it but sometimes not by much.|||Depending on what exactly you are trying to upload you can compress it into a zip or rar format which can reduce the size so that you can upload it.
What exactly are you trying to upload? If you right click on it and select properties you should be able to see the size of the file|||You are trying to UPLOAD your CV. Click on My Computer and go to the folder where your CV resides. If you hover over the file name a little yellow box will probably state how big it is. You can also click on View and change the view to Details and that will display the file sizes in that folder.|||You%26#039;ll hjave to edit to make it smaller. If there is any graphics, pictures, images on it, it may be worth to taking them off. Save the file and that shoudl do the trick.
As a last resource, zip it.
The easiest way is to change the format of any embedded images: try to save the image in a format that provides good resolution without going over 100KB, Photoshop is a good option but You can still use MS Paint, (it comes with all versions of windows I think). For the text try using standard size fonts and no colors and other fancy borders. Maybe you put tables in the CV, they also increase the size try reducing their number.
A normal CV should be able to upload after that and its visual quality would not have been reduced that much. In case it doesn%26#039;t work the radical solution would be to transform your CV into Rich Text Format (save file as *.rtf) and remove the pictures, you can be certain it will upload after that.|||The most common reason for a large document size is embedded images. Removing the images should reduce the file size.|||If you right click on the file and go to properties, it will tell you.
If it is just a CV in MS Word or a PDF, then it should only be 1-10Kb or so. If it is much larger, then it is probably due to an image in it. You will then need to reduce the resolution of the image in an imaging program like Photoshop etc.
You can reduce a file by using Winzip which compresses it but sometimes not by much.|||Depending on what exactly you are trying to upload you can compress it into a zip or rar format which can reduce the size so that you can upload it.
What exactly are you trying to upload? If you right click on it and select properties you should be able to see the size of the file|||You are trying to UPLOAD your CV. Click on My Computer and go to the folder where your CV resides. If you hover over the file name a little yellow box will probably state how big it is. You can also click on View and change the view to Details and that will display the file sizes in that folder.|||You%26#039;ll hjave to edit to make it smaller. If there is any graphics, pictures, images on it, it may be worth to taking them off. Save the file and that shoudl do the trick.
As a last resource, zip it.
How do i change the "file size" on photoshop?
I%26#039;m trying to make a Bebo skin and everythings uploaded right except the main one, i%26#039;ve done the right dimensions but it says
%26quot;main_bg file size is too large. Actual is 54865, maximum allowed is 40000, please rectify and upload again%26quot;
i%26#039;ve tried heaps of times !!
10 points first helping answer =)|||you can%26#039;t make the file size smaller unless if you take out some stuff from your constructed bebo skin|||if you are saving as a jpeg then you have two options to decrease the file size.
First is to go, Image, Image Size - and change the size by scale or pixels Keeping the proportions the same.
Or when you save a jpeg you have a dialog box that asks the quality on saving 12 being high 1 being low so this scale can be changed to say 8 and then the file size will decrease with the quality.|||in photoshop menubar go to Image %26gt; Image size
Then resize your image.
and when you save your file go to file %26gt; save for web and devices
from that you can get a small file sized image.
%26quot;main_bg file size is too large. Actual is 54865, maximum allowed is 40000, please rectify and upload again%26quot;
i%26#039;ve tried heaps of times !!
10 points first helping answer =)|||you can%26#039;t make the file size smaller unless if you take out some stuff from your constructed bebo skin|||if you are saving as a jpeg then you have two options to decrease the file size.
First is to go, Image, Image Size - and change the size by scale or pixels Keeping the proportions the same.
Or when you save a jpeg you have a dialog box that asks the quality on saving 12 being high 1 being low so this scale can be changed to say 8 and then the file size will decrease with the quality.|||in photoshop menubar go to Image %26gt; Image size
Then resize your image.
and when you save your file go to file %26gt; save for web and devices
from that you can get a small file sized image.
How do you change the file size of a picture on corel?
I%26#039;m trying to make a backround for my bebo, and everytime I upload, a thing comes up that says %26quot;main_bg file size is too large%26quot;
....but I don%26#039;t know how to change it.|||JPGs are smaller than BMPs. And smaller pictures have a smaller file size.
....but I don%26#039;t know how to change it.|||JPGs are smaller than BMPs. And smaller pictures have a smaller file size.
Programs to reduce a mp4 movie file size?
I have a huge movie file, and it%26#039;s about 780 megabytes, and I was hoping to reduce the file size without changing the screen size and sound and everything. Do you recommend any programs that would help?|||autoGK
How can i change too big file size in too short size.?
i have winzip software but it%26#039;s not working prpoerly in changing file size. tell me methods to change file size.|||i use rar to split the file, i think zip should be able to do it too.
in rar they got option which say %26quot;split to volumes, bytes%26quot; at lower left in general tab.
how ever you will need all the part in place to be able to re-joy it and un-rar it.|||try saving it as a different format|||Use Winrar, it is free
if the compressed file is not in the size you want , alternatively you can split it to few smaller files.|||Use winrar.exe and other software which compress file size too short!!!!!!!1
in rar they got option which say %26quot;split to volumes, bytes%26quot; at lower left in general tab.
how ever you will need all the part in place to be able to re-joy it and un-rar it.|||try saving it as a different format|||Use Winrar, it is free
if the compressed file is not in the size you want , alternatively you can split it to few smaller files.|||Use winrar.exe and other software which compress file size too short!!!!!!!1
How do I change the file size of my digital photos?
I%26#039;ve downloaded them to my computer from my Kodak Easyshare C340. Now I%26#039;m trying to upload them to a webpage. I think the file size is too big. What do I do?|||Resizing is done in photo editing software on your computer. You got some Kodak software with your camera. It has this capability (along with removing red-eye, adjusting color, etc.).
Look in the Help of your Kodak software for %26quot;resizing%26quot; or %26quot;file size%26quot; or %26quot;resolution%26quot; or anything like that. It will tell you where to find the function in the software.
Most web pages want small file sizes for fast loading. So leave your pics in JPEG format, and reduce the Resolution to around 100 (or less) and Dimensions 4x6 in. or less.
Good Luck|||BEFORE you upload them, resize them to what they need to be.
Your photo viewing program will usually have a option under
%26quot;tools) *or similar) that says %26quot;resize%26quot; you need to find that and
usually it will give you the option of resizing by % .
So type in 75% and click ok, the pic should then be 25% smaller.
if it is ok, SAVE it and then upload it to your website.|||Hi, I recommand you to try google picasa.
picasa is a Google%26#039;s photo software. It%26#039;s what should%26#039;ve come with your camera.
It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.
It%26#039;s very easy to use and is free, just like Google
Download it free in here:
http://www.adcenter.net.cn/google-picasa鈥?/a>
Good Luck!
Look in the Help of your Kodak software for %26quot;resizing%26quot; or %26quot;file size%26quot; or %26quot;resolution%26quot; or anything like that. It will tell you where to find the function in the software.
Most web pages want small file sizes for fast loading. So leave your pics in JPEG format, and reduce the Resolution to around 100 (or less) and Dimensions 4x6 in. or less.
Good Luck|||BEFORE you upload them, resize them to what they need to be.
Your photo viewing program will usually have a option under
%26quot;tools) *or similar) that says %26quot;resize%26quot; you need to find that and
usually it will give you the option of resizing by % .
So type in 75% and click ok, the pic should then be 25% smaller.
if it is ok, SAVE it and then upload it to your website.|||Hi, I recommand you to try google picasa.
picasa is a Google%26#039;s photo software. It%26#039;s what should%26#039;ve come with your camera.
It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.
It%26#039;s very easy to use and is free, just like Google
Download it free in here:
http://www.adcenter.net.cn/google-picasa鈥?/a>
Good Luck!
Changing size of an animated gif file online?
I have some huge files and would like to put them on myspace but I guess they are too big for myspace to upload.|||Hi Gypsie,
You can use GIMP to scale the image size.
If you don%26#039;t have GIMP, you can get it here for free:
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.h鈥?/a>
Once you have it installed, open your image in GIMP
RIGHT-CLICK on the image once it is open and select
Image -%26gt; Scale Image
Reduce the dimensions of the image%26#039;s pixel values
Re-save the image and save as an animated gif
Resizing the image reduces the file size.
You can also try indexing the image, but you might lose color depth. Indexed gif images result in smaller file sizes.
Best of luck,
subexpression
You can use GIMP to scale the image size.
If you don%26#039;t have GIMP, you can get it here for free:
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.h鈥?/a>
Once you have it installed, open your image in GIMP
RIGHT-CLICK on the image once it is open and select
Image -%26gt; Scale Image
Reduce the dimensions of the image%26#039;s pixel values
Re-save the image and save as an animated gif
Resizing the image reduces the file size.
You can also try indexing the image, but you might lose color depth. Indexed gif images result in smaller file sizes.
Best of luck,
subexpression
How do I change the file size of a song?
can someone please help me? I was on the artist sign up thing on myspace and after I registered and all that, I tried to upload a song and it takes sooooo long for the music to upload. So when I finally uploaded it it said file size was too big. how the heck do I change the file size????? cause I have no idea how to. Does itunes make the file size big or is it just the song itself. Because my other songs worked perfectly. But a few songs I uploaded said the file size was too big. How do I fix that?|||no if u have a cell phone nokia ,sony ericsson with that they give a cdrom in that there is a software which decreases the bit rate of the song without comprising the quality use that one to decrease the bitrate
for eg when u ply a song in winamp it shows on the screen 128Kbps or 192Kbps etc of a particular song
well what the software does is that it decreases the bitrate .lowest is 32kbps
so ur 5MB songs becomes 1MB
if u dont have any of the above go to download.com or just google it
i have Sony ericsson mobile from there i got a software called DISC2PHONE it does what i have mentioned above and the quality is not compromised.|||Its the song its self.
Any music file in mp3format has a bitrate, while u r playing the song in win media player, or winamp they display the song bitrate jus lyk that 192kbps(e.g.).
using the aplication %26quot;encode audio files%26quot; in nero7, you drag the file on it and then click configuration, set a bitrate lower than the original, and then specify the target folder and click %26quot;start%26quot;. the new file created by nero will be smaller than the original(no replacement).
you can do this using jetaudio, sound forgue.
for eg when u ply a song in winamp it shows on the screen 128Kbps or 192Kbps etc of a particular song
well what the software does is that it decreases the bitrate .lowest is 32kbps
so ur 5MB songs becomes 1MB
if u dont have any of the above go to download.com or just google it
i have Sony ericsson mobile from there i got a software called DISC2PHONE it does what i have mentioned above and the quality is not compromised.|||Its the song its self.
Any music file in mp3format has a bitrate, while u r playing the song in win media player, or winamp they display the song bitrate jus lyk that 192kbps(e.g.).
using the aplication %26quot;encode audio files%26quot; in nero7, you drag the file on it and then click configuration, set a bitrate lower than the original, and then specify the target folder and click %26quot;start%26quot;. the new file created by nero will be smaller than the original(no replacement).
you can do this using jetaudio, sound forgue.
How do I change file size of digital photos?
I%26#039;m trying to upload pics from my Kodak Easyshare C340 to a webpage. It seems the pics file size is too big....taking forever....how do I fix this problem?|||If the pic extension is .bmp then save it as .jpg (it will decrease the size of the pic).
Or if you have Irfan view...open ur picture with Irfan view %26amp; save it as .jpg
It will 110% decrease the size of the pic.
Best of Luck.|||Changing a file extension won%26#039;t have any effect on the size of the pic whatsoever.
|||You%26#039;ll need to open the file in whatever program you use (ie. paint, various photoediting softwares, etc.) and then save it as a JPG. Just so you know, converting to a jpg will reduce the quality a little bit but if it is meant for a webpage, it shouldn%26#039;t make much of a difference.
|||but if its already a jpeg?
you did not answer the question.
|||I also have a Kodak Easyshare, you have to change the size of the pic on the camera...menu section.|||Download and install Picasa 2 from google. It will organize your photos for you and the export button will allow you to resize you photos easily...
http://picasa.google.com/|||This was written for avatars, but will work on any image. MS Paint
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t鈥?/a>
Here is a program That is a little more powerful. InfranView
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t鈥?/a>
http://www.irfanview.com/
Or if you have Irfan view...open ur picture with Irfan view %26amp; save it as .jpg
It will 110% decrease the size of the pic.
Best of Luck.|||Changing a file extension won%26#039;t have any effect on the size of the pic whatsoever.
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|||You%26#039;ll need to open the file in whatever program you use (ie. paint, various photoediting softwares, etc.) and then save it as a JPG. Just so you know, converting to a jpg will reduce the quality a little bit but if it is meant for a webpage, it shouldn%26#039;t make much of a difference.
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you did not answer the question.
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|||I also have a Kodak Easyshare, you have to change the size of the pic on the camera...menu section.|||Download and install Picasa 2 from google. It will organize your photos for you and the export button will allow you to resize you photos easily...
http://picasa.google.com/|||This was written for avatars, but will work on any image. MS Paint
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t鈥?/a>
Here is a program That is a little more powerful. InfranView
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t鈥?/a>
http://www.irfanview.com/
Why does the file size change when I burn a disk on mac?
Inserted a DVD +R into my iMac to burn movies. The movies where originally downloaded from online and are approximately 7MB or more. When I drag and drop each movie file to the disk it shows the file size as 328KB. Why is this happening?|||The file size on the dvd is of the link to the actual file on your hard drive because you have not burned the disk yet. (I assume your just dragging and dropping the file on the dvd)
When you burn the disk the link to the file is replaced with the actual file.|||DVD+R: DVD+Recordable define a standard for recordable DVD drives and media defined by the DVDRW Alliance. Often called %26quot;plus R%26quot;, the format is writing once (compared to DVD+RW which can be erased and rewritten). The single sided discs can hold 4,700,000,000 bytes (4.38 Gigabytes at 1024 bytes to the kilobyte) with double sided discs holding twice as much. There are no dual layer single sided recordable discs. This format competes with the DVD Forum DVD-R specification. DVDRhelp DVDR information.
When you burn the disk the link to the file is replaced with the actual file.|||DVD+R: DVD+Recordable define a standard for recordable DVD drives and media defined by the DVDRW Alliance. Often called %26quot;plus R%26quot;, the format is writing once (compared to DVD+RW which can be erased and rewritten). The single sided discs can hold 4,700,000,000 bytes (4.38 Gigabytes at 1024 bytes to the kilobyte) with double sided discs holding twice as much. There are no dual layer single sided recordable discs. This format competes with the DVD Forum DVD-R specification. DVDRhelp DVDR information.
How can I compress music files to make its size smaller without changing its file type?
Use goldwave converter|||If its an mp3 or wav file you can reduce the bitrate, the quality of the encoding. You can do this with many programs that allow you to edit, sample and create music that usually has an inbuilt encoder.
For mp3 bitrate changes I recommend musicmatch jukebox, not sure of one for wav files.
For mp3 bitrate changes I recommend musicmatch jukebox, not sure of one for wav files.
How do I change the file size of a .png file in photoshop or with any other program?
without changing the actual dimension or the length and width of the file. I only want to change the file quality of the .png file so that it could be loaded quicker on my website. Thanks.|||I must say, you should visit Dezinews for your all web design needs:
http://www.dezinews.com
http://www.dezinews.com/search.php?searc鈥?/a>|||Under File, there is an option to Save for Web %26amp; Devices. This gives you more options over the Save As feature. You can even preview the file size before you save it.
Just play around with the settings for PNG until you get the desired result.|||do you have to use png files? Jpegs can be set to have lower quality settings under most graphic programs. and most do by default.|||Just open it on photoshop
File %26gt; Save As %26gt;
and click the drop down and save it as a different file type (:
http://www.dezinews.com
http://www.dezinews.com/search.php?searc鈥?/a>|||Under File, there is an option to Save for Web %26amp; Devices. This gives you more options over the Save As feature. You can even preview the file size before you save it.
Just play around with the settings for PNG until you get the desired result.|||do you have to use png files? Jpegs can be set to have lower quality settings under most graphic programs. and most do by default.|||Just open it on photoshop
File %26gt; Save As %26gt;
and click the drop down and save it as a different file type (:
How do you change a file size for pictures after they are already downloaded to computer?
i have a new digital camera but the files are to big to download them onto auction sites. how do i change the size of the files?|||You can download this program called PIXresizer . Its really easy to use. I use it.|||file size can be reduced by making the pic smaller with a photo edit program. It is best to take the pics with a lower resolution setting to get a full size pic but lower kb file size. To put a pic on the web there is no reason to go higher than 1MP as the web can not display a better pic over 1MP. Go a little lower if your camera has a setting for that.|||1.) There should be a setting on your camera to allow you to change file size when you intially take the picture.
2.) If you have Microsoft office, you can use picture manager to shrink the file size.
Right click the picture,
Open with MSOpicman
Click Picture
Click compress|||You need photo editing software like
Photoshop, Photo Deluxe, or similar.
2.) If you have Microsoft office, you can use picture manager to shrink the file size.
Right click the picture,
Open with MSOpicman
Click Picture
Click compress|||You need photo editing software like
Photoshop, Photo Deluxe, or similar.
How to change file size of photo using Digimax 1.0 prior to sending photo via email?
File size of photo being sent is over a 1 meg in size. I am using Yahoo mail.|||Here is a free on line photo resizer i have used it and found it easy to use and offering a good free service
http://www.picresize.com/
http://www.picresize.com/
How to change file size of mp3 when buring to disc? I can pick size when I rip, but not when I burn. Help.?
When I rip something from a CD, I can pick the file size or sound quality but I can%26#039;t when I burn to disc. I want to be able to do this because my car mp3 player only plays 160-whatevers, not 192 or anything else higher. Is there a way to convert a music file prior to burning using windows medie player? Sorry if this is confusing, but it might make sense to someone.|||The reason why you can change the file size when you rip is because what you are doing is telling the computer how mush data to sample from the CD per second. (Also known as kilobits per second or kbs.) The higher the kbs, the better sound quality. Your car mp3 player plays 160kbs or less (which is great quality. 128kbs is my minimum for ripping.)
You can generally load your mp3s into an audio editing program and save the file at a lower bit rate. Also, if you don%26#039;t have too many songs, you can always rip again at a lower bit rate. For future reference, change your rip rate to 160kbs or lower.
Hope this helps
You can generally load your mp3s into an audio editing program and save the file at a lower bit rate. Also, if you don%26#039;t have too many songs, you can always rip again at a lower bit rate. For future reference, change your rip rate to 160kbs or lower.
Hope this helps
How do I change the size of an animated GIF file?
Quite often, the GIFs I like are too big for places like message boards, etc. I%26#039;d like to be able to change the file size. Is there software out there that will do this?|||you can use Adobe Imageready, Ulead GIF, or the GIF Costruction Set/|||There%26#039;s a free version of Ulead Gif Animator somewhere out there that will do that.
Changing PDF File size. ?
How do I change the size (8MB) in a PDF file, so I can email doc%26#039;s out. They need to be less than 2MB.|||Try Zipping the file!!!!
Right click on the pdf file and select send to compressed zip folder...
Then click on Yes...
You can also use other Zip programs for zipping your file..
You can go for Zip Genius or Winrar...|||for the best compression:
You need Adobe Acrobat Pro, get the trial version
then go to File %26gt; Reduce File Size
Also, you can extract pages, thus lowering the size
Right click on the pdf file and select send to compressed zip folder...
Then click on Yes...
You can also use other Zip programs for zipping your file..
You can go for Zip Genius or Winrar...|||for the best compression:
You need Adobe Acrobat Pro, get the trial version
then go to File %26gt; Reduce File Size
Also, you can extract pages, thus lowering the size
Changing photo file size for Nikon Coolpix S230?
So I just recently bought this camera, and i put it up on iPhoto, and when I tried to put a photo on facebook, it said the file size is too large, so how do I change it without having to buy special programs?!|||Make a copy of the image onto your PC.
Open up Paint
Select Image %26gt; Stretch/Skew (CTRL-W)
Change the Horizontal and Vertical percentages to something less than 100%. Then save the file with a new name
Start with 50% for each and see if that is small enough, you may need to make it quite a bit smaller if you took a picture @ 8MP and a website requires file sizes less than 1MB.|||i suppose you haven%26#039;t change the image default size (3648). try taking pictures that are smaller like 1024 by:
taping MENU%26gt;IMAGE MODE and then scroll down to PC SCREEN (1024)
hope it helps
Open up Paint
Select Image %26gt; Stretch/Skew (CTRL-W)
Change the Horizontal and Vertical percentages to something less than 100%. Then save the file with a new name
Start with 50% for each and see if that is small enough, you may need to make it quite a bit smaller if you took a picture @ 8MP and a website requires file sizes less than 1MB.|||i suppose you haven%26#039;t change the image default size (3648). try taking pictures that are smaller like 1024 by:
taping MENU%26gt;IMAGE MODE and then scroll down to PC SCREEN (1024)
hope it helps
Changing a pdf documents dpi & file size (preferably with Adobe Acrobat Pro Extended, Distiller 9, or InDesign?
How do I change a pdf file%26#039;s dpi size (I need it at 300) and also make the file less than 100 MB?|||u can try Foxonic Standard or Professional Edition (a powerful PDF tool) to change PDF DPI.
3 steps to change DPI of PDF file with Foxonic Std / Pro:
(1) set building mode to %26quot;One to One%26quot; and set destination PDF file name, location.
(2) set %26quot;Image Layout%26quot; -%26gt; select %26quot;Set scaling factor%26quot; -%26gt; select %26quot;Resolution: 300 dpi%26quot;.
(3) select source PDF files and right click the selected PDF files, a menu will popup, click %26quot;Build selected files to PDF%26quot;, then the DPI of all the selected source PDF documents will be changed to 300 DPI automatically.
You can download and try it for free from here:
http://www.caisdata.com/foxonic.htm|||If the document you are converting to pdf is an InDesign one, the easiest way is to go to File%26gt;Export and select pdf format.
Once you have given it a name and chosen a location for saving it, a dialog box similar to the Print one will show - go to the Compression tab and enter your values.
If you need to reduce the size of the pdf file, you can do so in Acrobat - open the pdf file and go to menu Advanced%26gt;PDF Optimizer where you can perform a number of tasks that may reduce the size of your file.
Alternatively use File%26gt;Reduce File Size. This will strip out any unnecessary information but may affect the quality of some images. I have found it a very effective way of reducing the file size and have not personally experienced any problems with images as a result of this, but thought I%26#039;d mention it just as a warning!
3 steps to change DPI of PDF file with Foxonic Std / Pro:
(1) set building mode to %26quot;One to One%26quot; and set destination PDF file name, location.
(2) set %26quot;Image Layout%26quot; -%26gt; select %26quot;Set scaling factor%26quot; -%26gt; select %26quot;Resolution: 300 dpi%26quot;.
(3) select source PDF files and right click the selected PDF files, a menu will popup, click %26quot;Build selected files to PDF%26quot;, then the DPI of all the selected source PDF documents will be changed to 300 DPI automatically.
You can download and try it for free from here:
http://www.caisdata.com/foxonic.htm|||If the document you are converting to pdf is an InDesign one, the easiest way is to go to File%26gt;Export and select pdf format.
Once you have given it a name and chosen a location for saving it, a dialog box similar to the Print one will show - go to the Compression tab and enter your values.
If you need to reduce the size of the pdf file, you can do so in Acrobat - open the pdf file and go to menu Advanced%26gt;PDF Optimizer where you can perform a number of tasks that may reduce the size of your file.
Alternatively use File%26gt;Reduce File Size. This will strip out any unnecessary information but may affect the quality of some images. I have found it a very effective way of reducing the file size and have not personally experienced any problems with images as a result of this, but thought I%26#039;d mention it just as a warning!
What exactly does changing your "Paging file size" of the virtual memory on your computer do?
Are there any risks to doing this? Ive read that its safe to make it 1.5 to 2x bigger and it will make your computer run faster.|||On older Windows OS%26#039;s (95, 98) it was helpful to set the virtual memory size. This improved performance because Windows didn%26#039;t manage it very well and the constantly changing file became fragmented, a fixed size file didn%26#039;t fragment.
For recent OS%26#039;s, including Windows 2000/XP/Vista, it%26#039;s best to let the OS manage the page file unless you know a specific reason to set a specific size.|||It just gives Windows more (or less) temporary storage on the hard drive. When the OS runs out of RAM it uses the page file to temporarily store information which is being accessed. Generally speaking, more is better.|||theres a chicken on the carpet under ur feet
For recent OS%26#039;s, including Windows 2000/XP/Vista, it%26#039;s best to let the OS manage the page file unless you know a specific reason to set a specific size.|||It just gives Windows more (or less) temporary storage on the hard drive. When the OS runs out of RAM it uses the page file to temporarily store information which is being accessed. Generally speaking, more is better.|||theres a chicken on the carpet under ur feet
What kind of free program that will shrink the size of my MP4 file without changing the file type and quality?
What kind of free program that will shrink the size of my MP4 file without changing the file type and quality?|||You can convert between video formats to get that done. Use NCH Prism for this. It%26#039;s a freeware and you can get it from
http://www.nchsoftware.com/prism/index.h鈥?/a>|||It is impossible to operate a compression script on a file without degrading the quality. All those bits are being used to store information remember. But to compress mp4%26#039;s I suggest handbrake, http://handbrake.fr/
File type need not be altered.|||None.
Because the size is quality!|||This would do the job...
www.xilisoft.com/video-converter.html
If u need full versions then you have to buy it.
http://www.nchsoftware.com/prism/index.h鈥?/a>|||It is impossible to operate a compression script on a file without degrading the quality. All those bits are being used to store information remember. But to compress mp4%26#039;s I suggest handbrake, http://handbrake.fr/
File type need not be altered.|||None.
Because the size is quality!|||This would do the job...
www.xilisoft.com/video-converter.html
If u need full versions then you have to buy it.
How can i change too big file size in too short size.?
i have winzip software but it%26#039;s not working prpoerly in changing file size. tell me methods to change file size.|||try winrar. use the rar format... it also gives you an option to split the files by a user-defined file size limit.|||Try 7zip. http://www.7-zip.org/|||The software is used for compression. It%26#039;s done by using preset algorithms that detect redundancy and is able to typically make the file much more compressed. Therefore some files are much more compressible (txt) than others (pdf), resulting in more or less file size change.|||try the windows compressor......the compressing capability is large unlike any conventional zipper like winzip or winrar
right click a file or a group and click advanced options in the general tab.......then tick the compress check box.
it take a few seconds.......and then i am sure u will be happy|||Win rar is a best option for u.........
Try also Powerarchiver if u like..................
Regards
right click a file or a group and click advanced options in the general tab.......then tick the compress check box.
it take a few seconds.......and then i am sure u will be happy|||Win rar is a best option for u.........
Try also Powerarchiver if u like..................
Regards
Can i take videos from original sites and format them to make them clearer either by changing file size or?
getting some type of converter|||not really ... u cant add quality ... u can run them through a converter with various filters to adjust color quality and %26quot;fuzz%26quot; up the picture to reduce the appearance of noise though .. somthing like tmpgenc or canopus procoder comes to mind ..|||Nope.
Why is the file size changing?
i have a video that i downloaded and the original size after downloaded is 696MB but when i import the file to Roxio Easy CD and DCD Creater i changes to 5.07GB. why is this happening and how do i fix it?
ps. i have a PC NOT a mac|||Its because when you downloaded the video, it uses a compression method. When burning a file especially multimedia files like video, the file will be written to the CD but in the compression method that is not as high as it has when it saved in a PC. It%26#039;s because ROMs do not have the ability to read this kind of compression method.
|||File Size changes to number of bytes present in that file, they may sort or add some space that is not necessarily needed. Bit is flash and off the circuit. So when they copy into Integrated Circuits, I mean there is extra or less flashes to represent data.
1. Your computer may be not defragmented. Incontiguous/ Uncompact files create extra space.
2. Your video changes into another format, the file interpreter converts into another format. Downloaded 696MB(may be it is a MP4/ MP3/AVI, it is an economical-compressed type format for music and video from internet). Roxio Easy CD and DCD Creater i has 5.07 GB may be due to increase of parameters from derived MP3. File interpreter may give unnecessary spaces or blanks or identations when translating.
Solution for Macrofiles
1. Compressed it with ISO/ Winzip/ Winrar.
2. Have a bigger storage medium: Mobile Disk/ USB/ Ipod/ Double Layer DVD.
Field: General Knowledge of Internet/ Computer Engineering/ Information Technology|||Simple. It%26#039;s probably going to convert your video to DVD format. DVD format is much larger than standard AVI files that are compressed.
To burn that size of a DVD to a disc, you%26#039;ll need a double-layer (8 GB) DVD burner.
Or you will need to change the quality settings in Roxio so that it will make it fit on a normal 4.4GB disc.
ps. i have a PC NOT a mac|||Its because when you downloaded the video, it uses a compression method. When burning a file especially multimedia files like video, the file will be written to the CD but in the compression method that is not as high as it has when it saved in a PC. It%26#039;s because ROMs do not have the ability to read this kind of compression method.
|||File Size changes to number of bytes present in that file, they may sort or add some space that is not necessarily needed. Bit is flash and off the circuit. So when they copy into Integrated Circuits, I mean there is extra or less flashes to represent data.
1. Your computer may be not defragmented. Incontiguous/ Uncompact files create extra space.
2. Your video changes into another format, the file interpreter converts into another format. Downloaded 696MB(may be it is a MP4/ MP3/AVI, it is an economical-compressed type format for music and video from internet). Roxio Easy CD and DCD Creater i has 5.07 GB may be due to increase of parameters from derived MP3. File interpreter may give unnecessary spaces or blanks or identations when translating.
Solution for Macrofiles
1. Compressed it with ISO/ Winzip/ Winrar.
2. Have a bigger storage medium: Mobile Disk/ USB/ Ipod/ Double Layer DVD.
Field: General Knowledge of Internet/ Computer Engineering/ Information Technology|||Simple. It%26#039;s probably going to convert your video to DVD format. DVD format is much larger than standard AVI files that are compressed.
To burn that size of a DVD to a disc, you%26#039;ll need a double-layer (8 GB) DVD burner.
Or you will need to change the quality settings in Roxio so that it will make it fit on a normal 4.4GB disc.
Changing file size to gigabyte
how to change size of files into gigabyte in order to protect copy and putting these files on cd 700mb |||Gather a big number of those files and use a compression program like winRAR or 7ZIP and create a password protected copy of those files of yours.
Burn that on a CD.
Only you can open that backup copy or someone to whom you gave the password.
t4ke c4re
Burn that on a CD.
Only you can open that backup copy or someone to whom you gave the password.
t4ke c4re
How can I change the file size of a jpeg foto without changing the actual size of that photo using iPhoto?
For example: My photo is 3.6 MB big, but I need it to be 156 KB big, how do I do that without cutting a piece of the picture out, as you have to do that with iPhoto.|||i surely do not know how iPhoto works but you can do that with ACDSee by converting the photo...or you can send me the phot and i`ll change it...it`s free u know? :D:P|||i use acdsee i just resize to 99.99 % and it becomes about 4 times of smaller size but same resolution and quality|||freedownloadscenter.com . good luck...from a macbook pro user.|||start %26gt; All programs %26gt; Accessories %26gt; Paint
Open them in windows paint program. Click on image %26gt;stretch skew ( give a number smaller, say 10, 10 in the box front of stretch, Horizontal and vertical) press OK. Then save it as jpeg file with another name so that your original file remains intact. Check the final size of the image after saving. Repeat the procedure with the original image if you want it still smaller or bigger, by reducing or by increasing the stretch value.|||download the picture resizer from windows powertoys|||iPhoto and image resizing
July 16, 2004
I’m not quite sure when it happened (sometime ≥ v4.0), but iPhoto has finally fixed the non-anti-aliasing of exported photos. This makes my life a tad bit easier. The following steps are those that I used to take to get photos up on this site:
Create a temp folder in iPhoto.
Copy to this folder all of the pictures from the latest trip/event/whatever that I want to put up on the site.
Go to the temp folder and remove all of the photos that I know I’m not going to use on the site.
Sort the remaining photos in the order that I want.
Tag these photos with the “web” keyword (more about this here) for future reference.
Export them from iPhoto with no resizing and where the filenames are based on the album name. This will export the images with numbers that correlate to the order that you have them laid out in iPhoto (e.g., temp-01.jpg, temp-02.jpg, etc).
Use QuickName (or whatever you like) to remove “temp-” from the front of the filenames. I’ve found no way to get iPhoto to use only sequential numbers in the filenames (i.e., without a title preceding the number).
Use Photoshop to batch-resize the pictures to the size that I want for the website (currently 500×375).
Create a new folder on my webserver for the pics and drop them in there along with my Slideshow script.
Think about a faster, more efficient way to do this.
Open them in windows paint program. Click on image %26gt;stretch skew ( give a number smaller, say 10, 10 in the box front of stretch, Horizontal and vertical) press OK. Then save it as jpeg file with another name so that your original file remains intact. Check the final size of the image after saving. Repeat the procedure with the original image if you want it still smaller or bigger, by reducing or by increasing the stretch value.|||download the picture resizer from windows powertoys|||iPhoto and image resizing
July 16, 2004
I’m not quite sure when it happened (sometime ≥ v4.0), but iPhoto has finally fixed the non-anti-aliasing of exported photos. This makes my life a tad bit easier. The following steps are those that I used to take to get photos up on this site:
Create a temp folder in iPhoto.
Copy to this folder all of the pictures from the latest trip/event/whatever that I want to put up on the site.
Go to the temp folder and remove all of the photos that I know I’m not going to use on the site.
Sort the remaining photos in the order that I want.
Tag these photos with the “web” keyword (more about this here) for future reference.
Export them from iPhoto with no resizing and where the filenames are based on the album name. This will export the images with numbers that correlate to the order that you have them laid out in iPhoto (e.g., temp-01.jpg, temp-02.jpg, etc).
Use QuickName (or whatever you like) to remove “temp-” from the front of the filenames. I’ve found no way to get iPhoto to use only sequential numbers in the filenames (i.e., without a title preceding the number).
Use Photoshop to batch-resize the pictures to the size that I want for the website (currently 500×375).
Create a new folder on my webserver for the pics and drop them in there along with my Slideshow script.
Think about a faster, more efficient way to do this.
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