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• [After Effects] Huge file size.

  So I did the short video clip by using simple audio bars and a background. It is 03:58 minutes long in HD 1080 p at 30 FPS and has a gigantic 41.4 Gb file size. Its so big I can't yet play on my PC without it freezing half a second.

  I'm not an expert but I know it's a file size large stupididly for the duration of the video.

  So yes, no matter what way I can lower the size of the file to something under or arround 20 GB?

  FAQ: Why my huge output file, and why didn't he play back smoothly in a media player?

• Huge, huge, huge file size

  Hello

  I have a short 5 minutes, but when he made the file size is 799 MB. I know that this is not normal, but can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? I use the backup as a quicktime movie, with audio file (I'm using the Composition > add to make the thing only).

  Thanks in advance,

  Steven Raaijmakers

  This file size is not that abnormal. I give out 10 seconds animations that are over 2 GB in size relatively regularly.

  "Quicktime" is just a container, just as the format AVI is just a container. There are tons of possibilities of compression that it contains. What codec you are using and the codec settings all determine the size of your final video file.

  In General, the best practice is to export a file without loss of EI (which will be large) and use another program to compress.

  My friend Dave LaRonde of CreativeCOW.net explains why:

  Do not use AE to compress files for final delivery. The different compressors are there only to make quick ' dirty n files showing the progress of a project for the producers, clients, children, etc.. AE is unable to do a multipass encoding, a crucial aspect which greatly improves the quality of the image of H.264 / MPEG-type of files in particular.

  Make a quality of the AE file and use another application to perform compression. Popular are Adobe Media Encoder, Sorenson Squeeze, and compressor of Apple, which comes with the final cut Suite. Even compressed in Quicktime Pro is better that compress in AE.

  Making good-looking compressed files is almost as much an art as it is a science. It is NOT simple at all.

  There is even a dedicated compression techniques forum at CreativeCOW.net.

• Increase the huge file size.

  So I've recently updated for first Pro CC 2015.3. I was doing a video which is 40 seconds long. The only thing in the video is the text and music. I exported using the same setting that I used in first Pro CC 2015. With first Pro CC 2015 the size of the file is usually around 200 MB. With first Pro CC 2015.3, the file size was 4.7 GB. I was wondering if there is anyway to make it back to what it was before. Thank you!

  File size is determined by length, bitrate, and only two things.

  If you want a smaller file, you'll need a shorter program, or a lower rate.

• How can I reduce the size of the file when you save a psd in pdf format

  I have a psd with graphics and text, it is 8.5 x 11, 300 dpi

  I flatten the image and go to save as .pdf file I uncheck all options in general.

  Compression, I tried a dozen different combinations and the way I found to get a document that is not pixelated or blurred is to use JPEG 2000 > lossless or jpeg > maximum.

  So I have a document of high quality but the file sizes are approximately 900 KB.

  I downloaded the documents of others of the exact same type and size (8.5 x 11, 300 dpi) that I have seen in Photoshop, they aren't pixelated or blurred and their file sizes are 300 KB or even less than 200 KB

  How do do that?

  Delete all layers used, invisible.

  Zip compression is sometimes better than the jpg compression (in the pdf output settings). Zip is lossless and it works best with a color not degraded or not images.

  Flatten the image before saving it to pdf format can reduce the size of the file, if you use the jpg compression.

  See a preview of your pdf file and we can comment further on how to reduce the size of the file.

• Pages or Keynote to make a size A2 poster for export in PDF format to print?

  I need to create a scientific poster and prefer to do it with Keynote or Pages rather than fighting with powerpoint. Is it possible to portrait of A2 (594 mm x 420 mm) size which can then be exported as a PDF for printing?

  Use of Pages, Pages has the tools for printing, Keynote has tools for screen

• Problem exporting file with spot colors in color in pdf format

  I have a book that I designed in InDesign CS3. It has 150 images in there, which are Photoshop eps files: line drawings with a filling of black tones. InCS3, when I need to send files back to the Publisher, the eps files came out fine in any pdf that I did. Now in CS5.5, no matter what I do, only the task of color appears in the images - their black outlines will not be displayed. I'm sure it has something to do with the settings of a certain type, but I can't figure it out for the life of me. Help!

  Ok! Found! Acrobat: Prefeernces: Page Display: use Preview overprint: always

  Thanks to stimulate me to find this...

• PNG images are converted to the size of huge files

  Hello

  I used InDesign and Word to generate subtitle images that I put then in first CS6 in the form of PNG images with alpha channel. So I have 800 + PNGs in a folder in my project, and I'm carefully their calendar on my video track as a base image. As I'm trying to change my project, I get a message no. hard drive space left. I check my HD and I went to have 600GB of storage to 100MB. I discovered that most (not all) of my 20-30kb PNG images have somehow converted into 2-4 GB a piece when the first is open! I have recorded the images so that they are open first to Kbs, and immediately I look all slowly convert them to these huge file sizes. Please can someone explain what is happening? And how can I remedy this situation?

  I'm on a Mac OS X 10.10.5. Adobe CS6. The files are named "legends # .png ' if it makes a difference (so it's a bit like a sequence). My video is 45 minutes long with many discounts, graphics and audio samples at HD1080 containing approximately 8.5 GB media. The project file is around 53 MB.

  I tried to use for the parser in the metadata tab for legends, but I decided against it, because I don't like the style and the lack of control of the legends in the first. I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but I get a message when I want to quit smoking that first is save metadata. 20,000 x it might first save metadata in each of my PNG images that would make is it original size? Help, please!

  Thank you very much in advance for any help!

  Randall

  You can try to disable "ID XMP write to files during the import" Edition-Preferences-media menu

• Sequences of images - they are heavy in file size? Alternatives to a Ken Burns effect?

  We are building a digital magazine for a client who has about 50 performances. Each show has about 3-5 images which would like to see featured in Ken Burns style, a kind of zoom/pan slow and then it fades to the next image that also pan/zooms. This must be done in the background of any content above. My solution at the beginning was to simply do a sequence of images and have it loop. This allows me to have the content above as a MSO.

  My application is currently to 212 MB with a bunch more pages before that... I wonder how much weighs image are sequences? If I had to do about 15 second sequence of images all the performance (there are 50 of them) it would be a huge file size app? If so, what are my alternatives to be?

  Here is a screenshot just for reference... the image behind this content should be the "slides" - movement

  http://i.gyazo.com/d23c545bc42f339248a0ac8ca4ec9d5f.PNG

  Thanks a lot for any help in advance.

  You should try rendering a video instead, and see if it works best for the size of your file. By rendering a video you could listen to from a server instead of having to cook in the folio.

  Neil

• When I save a file in pdf format, colors appear evil in my Mail

  I have a client who requires me to send art in pdf format. No problem, but since I have upgraded to CS6, the pdf file is displayed wrong in email when I insert it and when it is received on the other side. Some colors change.

  I use Illustrator and I tried flattening of art (sometimes only some layers appear?), check the transparency, verification of the parameters of output during the process of "save under". Nothing works. If I send it as a jpg it's OK, but it cannot display the jpgs on his device (don't know why) so I'm stuck sending pdf files that look bad.

  Can someone help me understand why this is happening and how to avoid it?

  I use Mail as my email application and I have OS 10.7.4

  Thank you

  Bob

  

  Apple Mail uses the Apple own PDF Viewer, and it's... Well, let's be nice and say not really up to paragraph do not use for anything else that to check there is * something * in your mail. Then use the free Adobe Reader to view PDFS.

  See this recent thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4526583

• How to work with large number of files to a cloud export in Adobe's PDF format

  I have about 1000 PDF files to be converted to Excel.

  What means are optimal (i.e. with less manual intervention) in which I can do these tasks:

  * Download

  * convert

  * Download

  Pointers to a link will be useful. The FAQ page doesn't have this info: FAQ | Export of Adobe PDF

  I found a way to download it via a web browser and convert them via a web browser (with the help of pointing and clicking in the GUI). These methods REQUIRE the browser to be open so that the download and conversion happens - and this leads to frequent crashes / freezing of the browser windows while download / convert several files at once.

  How background sync (i.e. as in Dropbox or box etc, in which I save the files in a folder and it automatically syncs in the background) for uploading / downloading files?

  It would be great if someone can point out a optimal workflow / recommended for (conversion) handling a large number of PDF files using Adobe Document Cloud export in PDF format

  There is no best or recommended workflows. It is not designed for $ 20. Not even the product of Acrobat $500 would be 1000 PDFs without pain, but it would be a little better.

• The file size is huge despite the linked files

  Hi, I met a very strange thing.

  I am just placing some raster files in my illustration. I have always used the link option, because I keep my files in good condition and I really like the small files. (The contrary would be the Embed option, which saves the content placed in the file have.)

  But, despite a link to raster instead of embed files, my file have size gets really huge with the placed content. As a general rule, 80 MB with three raster images placed. It includes of course placed in any case files. And they are recorded in a sort of uncompressed format, too; the actual jpg file weigh only about 3 MB in total.

  Even more strange is the fact that if I move the content placed outside my work plan, the size of the file down again normal values (usually 600 kB). Means that the file size is something to do with the preview of the file or something, which (I think) is limited to the artboard.

  This has never been the case with Illsutrator before, has it?

  Is this really how Illustrator should behave, or I have some very odd here?

  InDesign handles content exactly how I like it: no incorporation of all.

  It is the ability to save a PDF compatible file that incorporates the images.

• I'm new to Lr, can someone tell me if there is a limit of size PRACTICE to a Lightroom catalog file? Should I keep the file size within a certain range of size of GB and then create a new? Thank you I would be grateful of any advice.

  I'm new to Lr, can someone tell me if there is a limit of size PRACTICE to a Lightroom catalog file? Should I keep the file size within a certain range of size of GB and then create a new? Thank you I would be grateful of any advice.

  He has no such limit, and in fact some users in this domain and other forums report catalogues over 1/2 million pictures works well.

  The idea to create multiple catalogs because you don't want to get too big catalog file size is a bad idea that you should never think of it again.

• 2015 CC 19.1.0: anyone getting the size of huge files even on base vectors?

  After more than an hour with chat support I do not have an answer. I had made a few very small and basic flat icons for an InDesign document and noticed that the PDF has been exporting a lot larger than I expected. This is when I noticed all my files icon Illustrator were 600-700 KB each. I checked the files and there is no extra information hidden inside, I saved them once again with all kinds of compression/compatibility parameters passed around, saved as a fresh copies... nothing worked. Support had me trash my settings file and disable GPU performance, but the two did nothing.

  During the conversation of support that I did a test of a simple black circle of 1 "x" 1 file and it saved 1.6 MB. What the devil? Cat of support received the same result on their end. normally I'd expect an output something like this file to be < 100KB.

  My icon base coming to 652KB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3235553/icon_education.ai

  Out of the circle of test to 1.6 MB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3235553/Untitled-1.ai

  Griesdesign wrote:

  I just finished a session of chat with Adobe about this issue:

  Cat person: "just checking at my end as well as on a MAC with an empty file, this is 1.3MB. This is an expected behavior. "(my emphasis) apparently due to"several new features and services", the person said.

  Yes, this is the expected behavior. As I already wrote: the color profile has 1 MB. That aside, and you get a lot less filesize. When designing for in fact generally pointless printing a color in a file profile HAVE.

  Also: when there is work in the file, the file will get at least twice as large, because part PDF file contains as well. Please look at this subject files HAVE:

  https://Vimeo.com/117691712

  No, the many new features and services have nothing to do with it.

  And no, a feature request cannot decrease the file size. Because everything is how it works.

  Delete unused elements of brushes, symbols, graphic stlyes and swatches panels also will save filesize. There is even an action for it.

  And maybe, there are a few options here:

  9 ways to reduce the size of file in Adobe Illustrator - Articles - Vectorboom

• Adobe Illustrator CS5 file sizes are huge!

  Try this:

  1. Open a new document in Illustrator
  2. create a simple box, black outline, white background
  3. Save the file
  4. looking at something like 1 Mb for these 4 units and the substantive definition and contour!
  5. now, back in Illustrator, downsave in Illustrator 3 format
  6. the file size is approximately 6 KB - much better!

  Well, I know that we can disable the ICC profile, coating compatibility PDF etc, but none of this comes even remotely close to the 'proper' < 10 KB file size.

  Come on Adobe, what are you going to put in this CS5 file is pretty darn important? This isn't an illustration of the complex with gradients, transforms 3D masks and thousands of points.

  I understand, everyone has terrabyte drives and internet high speed. Is this a pretext for making really inefficient file formats?

  Remove the graphic styles, symbols, brushes, swatches