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• save multiple files for the web in JPEG max at a resolution of 800%

  I had more than 200 created illustrator files. They all have the same dimensions. I wanted an adobe illustrator script that saves all files for the web in jpeg.

  Export options must be max.resolution of all files should be increased to 800%.

  I think it's the reasoning

  Open a folder with all the files

  loop through each file

  Save for web each in jpeg format to the quality of resolution and up to 800%

  the names of all jpeg files should be the same from these illustrator files (if possible)

  I will be very thankful to you if you could help me

  Best regards,

  Hassan Ali

  As far as I understand your request it is also possible with a simple action in batch mode.

• backup video files for the web?

  I got about 20 discs hard stuff firewire.  Recently had a fire, here, with no drastic results, but it scares me.

  Is there a safe way to save these readers to the ether?

  I understand that different save sets break files into pieces.  I can't imagine how it works for files video and comps.

  Anyone had any experience with this?

  If it's really important, you might have more luck finding a local storage / archival or some members of the family to another House and store some backup disks with them. I don't think that the storage of online backups is a viable alternative for the amount of data we are talking about. It will cost you a lot of money, you don't get those gigabytes for free anywhere and the downloads are hairy. you are also still at risk of the supplier goes out of business or deleting your files for some reason any. Directly related to fire-related damage, you can also consider a steel tempered light Cabinet / Treasury Board. But as with all the other stuff, it should always weigh the cost against the risk of a fire happening or any other damage that occur... ultimately, it may not be worth and fees, if you cannot deduct as a business investment.

  Mylenium

• Just upgraded to CS3 to CC.  My file sizes when registering for the web (.png) are growing exponentially.  Why?

  I have a small graphic in .psd I want to add a little more attention by adding a line to a part of the text.  After completing the editing and saving as a .png (normal for me), the file size has increased by a factor of ten.  I watched the recording settings and noticed that I had not checked compression.  Saved again, and it was still twice the size, 50 KB compared to the 27 KB.  I then returned to Photoshop CS3 and made the same exact changes, saved the file as a .png and it increased only by 3 KB.  I don't want my web graphics to develop there as much as it will slow down the experience especially on small devices.  What has changed?

  Have you tried file > save for Web and define the metadata None?

  

• problem of cs6 Illustrator files for the web conversion

  I have designed some simple logos in Illustrator CS6 and convert .ai files to appear on a Web site, but when I use the Save for Web feature and preview the files GIF or PNG - 8s, I created that they are fuzzy and not a pretty good quality, even when seen at actual size. I realize there will be differences between the vector graphics in Illustrator and the images of pixels on a Web site of the office, but these are more that a minimal adjustment - they look out of focus. I'm doing something wrong? I create Illustrator files that are too large or too small? Or am I convert art into GIF or PNG-8 files are the right size or shape? I have searched the forums and the web for a solution, but found nothing on this. Any help would be appreciated.

  LAN

  If you checked one of the optimization options hidden in the window the size of the Image?

  Have you considered PNG24 with richer colors?

• How do I create a small PDF file for the web with fonts embedded in the InDesign files?

  How can I actually "convert" my files of 100 pages, produced magazines in InDesign (300 dpi, CMYK, prepress ready images) to PDF size reasonable to publish on the web. I tried "smaller" size of the file in Acrobat, but it does not incorporate the fonts and images are very unclear. I tried printing of high quality, but the file size is too large (100 + MB). Can someone point me in the right direction? My company said I need to get a PDF (below 38 MB) file to the webmaster to display. I asked the administrator of the site - he had no idea of converting to InDesign.  Thank you!

  You can start the press or high-quality Print PDF you make when you run the optimizer, as both will be incorporated, fonts and images high resolution. You don't want to have courses for your magazine of font substitution.

  If you have converted the images to CMYK before placing them, it matter which two presets you used for the base file, but if it's RGB, high quality print Prest will abandon them this way, which will also result in a smaller file. You can also convert the CMYK to RGB in Acrobat, if necessary. Do this before you re - sample.

• What size and resolution for the web

  Don't know what size and resolution I should I save my photos to FB.  Any suggestions?  AND I can do LR or what I have to go to the PS

  Thank you

  Alisa

  The resolution setting has no effect on the image. No matter what the resolution is fixed to, the pixel dimensions will remain the same. When I post photos on Facebook, I usually export copies with size defined for the long edge of 1000 pixels. Maybe it's a little too big. But you can set the resolution to 72, 96, 300, 600, etc., and it will affect the size or quality of the image.

  And, Yes, you can use Lightroom to export copies to publish on Facebook. In fact, if you set up your publication options, you can post to Facebook directly from Lightroom and not even had to worry about the size.

• How to prepare a file for YouTube?

  OK so I honestly don't know where to start and how exactly to describe my problem, so bear with me.

  I'm on the side of publishers video, youngest in my teens to be more precise.

  But I have a passion for creating Gameplay commentaries (you know, I save with a webcam and I record my screen with a screen capture software, then I jumble em' together and ship it YouTube or elsewhere?)

  I recently explored the world of Codecs and things, as before I had not thought much about him.

  Now, I want to download videos from YouTube in HD 720 p.

  I'm a brain jumbled, garbled after trying to do in my head what all these Codecs and say things.

  So basically, I guess I need help on some areas in particular:

  A Codec, it IS what exactly?

  Should which Codec I use to get the most out of HD 720 p?

  Why are there so many different Codecs?

  __

  Can someone explain these things for me, please?

  Thanks to you all!

  Use the pre-selection of Youtube H264.

• Reduction in size of file for email

  I used to have Acrobat 7.0 and could reduce my files combined to send by e-mail. Now I have Acrobat 11.0 and I can't find a way to reduce these help files?

  Look under the menu file (less save options under).

• What is specification of size of file for a graphical identity plate 5.5?

  Seems to have got smaller?  My old plate is cut

  See my post on this topic: 5.4 Lightroom identity plate space

• Prep file InDesign for the web.

  PSCS5, Mac OS 10.6.4

  I need to prepare a book cover created in InDesign display with online sellers (Angus & Roberton, Austraila, and Amazon for beginners). My first attempt and prepare the InD file for the web has failed. No file is available from each provider. Can you help me?

  The InD file is 8 "x 8", contains 2 images, 2 vectors of I and PS text. " PS files are set at 350 dpi (by record the print service bureau). The book is intended for the wet press 4 colours. The first set of wet proofs are superb, so I know I'm on the right track with color, related, etc. images management.

  My first approach when I tried it prepare for the web was to export the InD file in a JPEG file, open it in PS and save it as a .psd file before making any changes. After you convert the color in RGB, I resize to 3 "x 3" at 72 dpi, then saved as a JPEG file with a new name. "  I think that the resizing and resolutoion is where I was wrong. But I am at a loss for the right way forward and what parameters to use for the image size and resolution.

  What is the procedure I should I have followed to prepare the cover over a picture for the web? Here is the image exported in JPEG format at 150 dpi.

  Thanks in advance.

  Toni

  

  Toni...

  I'm doing print and web and often take a page ID to an image.

  What I do...

  1. Export Indesign to PDF. (Use any standard PDF job option you have, same PDFX1a)
  2. Drag the PDF Photoshop > open 300 PPI and no matter what the dimensions are already present.
  3. If necessary, crop and flatten the image in Photoshop. (PDFx1a will be cropped and flattening will offset any transparency in the PDF file.)
  4. In Photoshop > file > save for Web > dimensions of the input image I need in the box dialog SFW
  5. Click Save.

  What's been sent by others is correct. There is no PPP/DPI for the web. The only thing that matters is the width and height. If you want you can test to show you. Create 2 images - one to 100 x 100 pixels and 300ppi and the other to 100 x 100 pixels and 72 dpi. Save the two images for the web, and then open the pictures stored in a browser... they are the same size and look identical.

  Export to PDF from ID, you get a crisp, clean the PDF.

  By dragging the PDF to PS, you get a purified PS image. If you export a jpg of ID and then save a jpg of PS that you create artifacts due to the re-registration of a compressed format (jpg).

  Using save for Web to create the final image all the superfluous image data are robbed and you get a basic, clean and crisp image to the size entry in the SFW.

  There are other roads, you can take, but for me this five-step process gives the best results in all cases.

• Problems of CS3 with the registration for the web and devices

  Recently, I had a problem to save my files for the Web and devices and the problem I have is that when I save the file, it registers in a version very very crisp illustration pixelated, I created.  I can easily copy and paste the file from Illustrator into Photoshop and save it like that but I would much rather just save in Illustrator.

  I'll get the CS5 package little time, however I was not sure if this problem continues also in CS5.

  It should not be a problem in CS 3 either, certainly not in CS5.

  Try this

  PC

  1. quit Illustrator.
  2. rename the AIPrefs file (for example, to AIPrefs.old) user / AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Adobe Illustrator CS3 Settings(user)folder.
  3. launch Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.

  Also, here must be a backup of the Web folder as well trash who should also be in the same directory.

  Mac

  1. quit Illustrator.
  2. go to user/username/Library/Preferences/Adobe illustrator CS4 Settings and parameters, the entire record of the trash not only the contents of the folder...
  3. launch Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.

  Also here must be a backup of the Web folder as well trash who should also be in the same directory

  

• size of files when saving for the web

  'Save for web' sometimes export icon to very small size with size huge file (500Ko), when I take the same image and re - record using "Save for web", I get the small file (1 or 2 KB)

  Why does this happen?

  This happens because Photoshop is save the metadata in your PSD and JPG files. You can see that from Photoshop in file Info under the file menu, and then on the tab of raw data you will be able to see usually several lines of metadata information, sometimes thousands, and if you did a lot of manipulations on the file that can add literally MBs to the size of the file. Save for the Web and export as you can delete metadata. Personally, I find it a nuisance more than a useful feature tends to remove metadata from Lightroom, there is a plugin that allows you to select what you want to keep and what to throw away.

  Hope that helps

  Terri

• PDF file generated from Reporting SERVICES hangs when opened in Adobe reader 11 and saved as with "optimized for fast web view."

  Large pdf (over 1000 pages) generated files form SSRS crashes when opened in Adobe reader 11 and saved as with "Optimized for fast web view" activated. This saves fine with disabling this option. However, our customers are not ready to accept this solution because they do not want to change any settings. Please suggest if we should create a ticket with microsoft for SSRS allow the generation of pdf quick display of Web pages or is it an option in Adobe to fix this problem without changing the settings.

  The SSRS file has Fast Web View: 'No' and that's how Microsoft SSRS generates these files.

  Thank you for the complete maxwyss response

  As you have indicated, the PDF SSRS seems to have some elements that are quite similar to be supported for fast web view.

  We asked customers to disable the fast web view, but the customer is big enough to make a change individually on their machines and so were looking for a solution.

  I saw in several forums and a few discussions here as well as disable the fast web view option works for pdf fails.

  Which was just wondering if its known that multiple PDFs genarted by third parties may have problems with the optimization, the Save as optimized for fast web view could be disabled by default installation of acrobat reader rather than be enabled by default

  Thanks again for the reply!

  PS: links indicating similar problems

  https://forums.Adobe.com/message/7965091#7965091

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1456971

  How to fix Adobe Acrobat "save under" error - Digital Factory tool blog

  https://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/SQLServer/en-us/63cf1325-2054-4ef1-9c5d-631da6a30 cfc/file-size-of-exported-pdfs? Forum = sqlreportingservices

• problems with quality vs. file size in export to YouTube 1080 p

  Hello

  I used to use NCH videopad as a Publisher began. He had shocking performance but gives really good quality and small size files.

  That is to say, I could export 1080 p 30 min video of good quality for YouTube in less than 2 GB file size, but Premiere Elements can

  Get anywhere near the same quality, even at 4 GB.

  So what I need is someone to tell me the parameters I need.

  Currently I export the shadowplay film recorded in 1080 60 fps 50Mbits (according to shadowplay).

  If I export to AVCH (whatever) with YouTube Widescreen HD - set it to match the source, I can't

  get a good quality. I even put the target at 20 and the other at 18 and it is still grainy quality and file sizes

  4 GB. The only way I can get the same quality I received of Videopad is with a 7 GB file into elements.

  Today I tried to export a video (30 minutes) and all day trying to find a good setting, and

  each parameter gets me grainy footage.

  If someone can you please just give me the detailed settings, I need (without the jargon) please.

  The problem is with file sizes as what he deletes my additions to my half a string because

  limits on usage of my data.

  Thank you

  NeonsStyle

  corn

  I think that you need to remove temporarily and advanced then refreshed. Then go through the following.

  The first link in your last message does not, but that a second was full of information (really great).

  If this is supposed to represent the output of VideoPad, here's the story.

  1. you have an AVCHD.mp4 file MPEG2.mpg is not. The file is 1920 x 1080 @ a progressive frame.

  2. our goal is progressive rate - variable and not constant, noted that the 3 frames rate in playback of video properties...

  minimum frame rate = 10,000 frames per second

  frame rate = 29,888 frames per second

  maximum frame rate = 30,000 images per second

  First Elements not managed well with the video recorded with a variable rather than a constant rate. Symptoms range from Premiere Elements of audio desynchronization to not being able to import the video at all. The typical remedy is to take video in the free program of brake hand to get the H.264.mp4 with constant frame rate (29.97) model. Then, you take the export of brake hand in Premiere Elements project using first elements add Media/files and folders.

  https://handbrake.fr/

  Also note that VideoPad product export with a low flow, i.e. 7759 Kbps (equivalent to 7.7 Mbps). You were trying for 36 / 50 Mbps in the export of Premiere Elements. It is an explanation of the difference in size of the files that run you in your comparisons of software.

  Since you don't seem to be involved with video MPEG2.mpg, I write what follows for information purposes... What do you do with an xml file if you used the 1080p29.97 HDTV high quality predefined with Publish + share/computer/MPEG? You should get a single file, MPEG2.mpg. If you use one of the presets whose name begins with MPEG2 (interlaced preset who is not progressive), then you will get two files, the video file and a file of information m2t.xmlses. Nothing to do with the xml file. All you want is the video file that will be MPEG2.m2t.

  Right now I'd take that video in Handbrake for 1920 x 1080p29.97, like H.264.mp4, import this file in Premiere Elements, export as a AVCHD.mp4 MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080 p 30, get a core file line with default transmission speeds and, if necessary, start to lower the bitrate to 8 Mbit / s by looking at the quality.

  Please consider.

  Thank you.

  RTA

  Add on... If you need a how tos tos for handbrake, let me know. It is quick and easy with the adjustment under video tab key.