The file size and resolution

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• The file size and YouTube

  I'm relatively new to videos. I have incorporated a few YouTube videos on my site, but I started to play with the Prime Minister in the hope to learn to make my own videos. I wonder if someone could help me to answer a few questions about the size of the file.

  A large image can greatly increase the size of the page file, in order to put a video on a page should have a huge impact. Or is the negligible impact because the video doesn't "load" until someone clicks on it?

  When someone plays a video, it probably uses a lot of bandwidth.

  So it occurred to me that the obvious solution to the file size band bandwidth problems and probably is bandwidth. Instead of hosting videos on my sites, I could upload them to YouTube and then embed them on my web pages.

  If I use this strategy, which would help a lot in terms of use of bandwidth and page load time?

  Maybe I should have put my question this way: what are the advantages and disadvantages of video hosting on your site rather than publish them on YouTube? I guess that I retain the copyright for all the videos I put on YouTube.

  Thank you.

  If played from YouTube or your own web server, the file size of the video will not add anything significant to the size of the web page.  They are simply text files, very small in comparison.  Adding a video is a few lines of code pointing to the reading software and the video file itself.

  If you host the file on your own server, then the bandwidth will count towards your monthly totals, while only hosted on YouTube, he obviously won't.  But the web page itself will not change much in size.

  Don't know or the other of these issues matter much, however.  You can get hosting packages unlimited bandwidth for $100 / year, maybe less.

  Copyright is another problem.  YouTube will take down or limit some videos under certain conditions.  (And these days, not all these conditions are fair and appropriate under the U.S. Copyright Act).  Their accommodation on your own site, this isn't a concern.  (However, it does not necessarily legal, either.)

• script to save .pdf with different presets generates the file size low resolution wildly different interactive operation

  The script below is adapted in part from that has been with Illustrator and other pieces and the pieces that I picked up the Forum.  When I run it on a 15.3 Mg .ai file it produces

  . The same PFS size that would be the case if I manually created at Headquarters printing and by default; but the low-resolution sort option to 9 Mg as opposed to the 439 K he "should" be.

  Please someone be kind advise me how can I change the script to work as I want that: I had counted on my custom screening done the work for me.  Thank you in advance.

     var jiName=app.activeDocument.name
  
     var pos = jiName.indexOf(".ai"); 
        if (pos > 0){
            jiName=jiName.substr(0,(pos))  
        }
      var pos = jiName.indexOf(".pdf"); 
        if (pos > 0){
           jiName=jiName.substr(0,(pos)) 
        }
      
      var saveProof = new Window ("dialog", "Save Proof");
          saveProof.orientation="column"
          saveProof.alignChildren = "center";
          
    var sPGroup1 = saveProof.add ("group");
          sPGroup1.orientation="column"
          sPGroup1.add ("statictext", undefined, "File Name");
              
    var save_pdf = sPGroup1.add ('edittext {text:"", characters: 30, justify: "center", active: true}');
          save_pdf.text=jiName+".pdf"
          
    var sPdQButtonGroup = saveProof.add ("group");
          sPdQButtonGroup.alignment = "center"; 
          sPdQButtonGroup.alignChildren="row"
          sPdQButtonGroup.add ("statictext", undefined,"File Quality");
    var HQ=sPdQButtonGroup.add ("radiobutton", undefined, "  HI-RES  ");
    var IDefault=sPdQButtonGroup.add ("radiobutton", undefined, "  Standard  ");
    var lowres=sPdQButtonGroup.add ("radiobutton", undefined, "  low-res  ");
          sPdQButtonGroup.children[1].value = false;
          sPdQButtonGroup.children[3].value = false;
          sPdQButtonGroup.children[2].value = true;
          sPdQButtonGroup.active=true;
          sPdQButtonGroup.visible=true;
          
    var sPButtonGroup = saveProof.add ("group");
          sPButtonGroup.alignment = "center"; 
          sPButtonGroup.alignChildren="row"      
              
    var sPok=sPButtonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "Save Proof");
    var sPcancel=sPButtonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "Exit");
          sPButtonGroup.active = true;
             
          sPcancel.onClick = function() {
             //sP_ok=false;
             saveProof.close();
                         }
          sPok.onClick = function() {
              
                app.executeMenuCommand('save'); // save existing Illustrator file
                
                var my_pdf= new File("users/Les/Desktop/PROOFS/"+save_pdf.text); //Full File Path 
                
                saveFileToPDF(my_pdf);
                            
                function saveFileToPDF(myFile){  
                //Setup Save Options for PDF  
                var saveOpts = new PDFSaveOptions();  
                saveOpts.compatibility = PDFCompatibility.ACROBAT6;
                saveOpts.generateThumbnails = true;  
                saveOpts.preserveEditability = true;
                saveOpts.requirePermissionPassword = true;  
                saveOpts.permissionPassword = "*-*-*-*-*-*";
                saveOpts.compressArt = true; //default
               saveOpts.embedICCProfile = true;
               saveOpts.enablePlainText = true;
               saveOpts.generateThumbnails = true; // default
               saveOpts.optimization = true;
               saveOpts.pageInformation = true;
                
                if (HQ.value==true){
                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = '[High Quality Print]';
                }
            
                if (IDefault.value==true){
                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = '[Illustrator Default]';
                }
            
                if (lowres.value==true){
                  saveOpts.compatibility = PDFCompatibility.ACROBAT4;
                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = 'Smallest File Size v4';
                }
            
                //  
                var originalInteractionLevel = userInteractionLevel;        //save the current user interaction level  
                app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;      //Set user interaction level to suppress alerts  
                app.activeDocument.saveAs(myFile,saveOpts);        //Save File  
                userInteractionLevel = originalInteractionLevel;        //Set user interaction level back to original settings 
                              }
                          
                saveProof.close();
                
          }
              
    saveProof.active=true
    saveProof.show()
  
    
  
  

  Oh, please check that: ' "saveOpts.preserveEditability = true;".

  Maybe try to disable this option.

• (sorry) another question re: the file size and readability

  Hello

  Just upgraded my computer at work that we are doing more work for our customers currently and I wanted to take it to the next level with a few videos instead. First Elements 9 installed (and after some minor problems) works reasonably well.

  We do a quick e-mailable (less than 10 MB) film to send to multiple recipients (including a soundtrack).

  We aim for around 40secs altogether.

  Now... In courses run in Snow Leopard on a new Mac, I found only one type of file that I can export to who actually allows me to watch the video on my Mac. Even the mpg files do not play in iTunes or QT (even most of the .mov files do not play in quicktime format )

  The file type only I learned to work until this is a .mov with a vid of test I did, but it was around 325 MB 01:30 min videos!

  Anyone able to shed some light on this at all?

  Just in case it helps at all, the movie will have to be playable by Mac and PC, preferably (if only one, then the PC because most of our customers is based on PC)

  Thanks a lot for your time!

  I'll let you know if I can understand that!

  D

  It is virtually impossible to create a video that small, Jeb - at least one that is still visible quality.

  Even if create you it as a Flash or animated gif, it is small enough.

  This is why the videos are not sent by e-mail. It's much better to put the video on a website and then email a link to this site in the e-mail message.

• How to display the file size and the number of files in the folder

  I have a laptop and a desktop at home. When I open a folder on my laptop, my laptop display size (on the bottom right corner) and the number of objects (at the corner of bootom left hand) of this file the bottom of the window.  But I don't see this information on my desk. I tried to play with the Option - view folders... but always in vain.  Can I know what is the correct way of doing things?

  Hello cscs77, welcome.

  The option that you are referring to I think would be the bar of "Status". This gives a test:

  1. open 'My Documents '.
  2. at the top, click on view > status bar

  That should solve your problem. Let us know,

  Thank you! Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Adjust the screen size and resolution

  The cursor on the release of resolution is frozen as I can't adjust the color of the screen. Can anyone help?

  I tried to restart the computer in MODE 'SAFE', also using "System Restore" all this without success. Also auto adjustment does not work.

  Help John bike

  If you can enter safe MODE, go to:

  START > RUN > type devmgmt.msc
  In Device Manager, go to the MONITOR and do a right click and UNINSTALL
  Shutdown
  Restart

  New startup in safe MODE. Once oyu succeed by logging into safe MODE,
  Stop
  RESTART

  Do you use the computer laptop or desktop? I need to know.

• Options to see file size and type?

  Where can I turn on options on an image and get the file size and type?

  Thank you.

  Stan,

  You can see the file type by placing the cursor on the file in the library view, and it will display the name of the file with the extension jpg, nef as tiff.

  If not in library mode, go to grid view it's size in pixels of the files as well as the name of the file to the format.

  If you are not able to see it go to view > display Option.

  Check the option display the label header

  Hope thatt helps.

  Florian

• When lowering pixels of resolution of a video, the file size becomes smaller...

  Hello!

  My question is this:

  I am importing a tiff of scope (2048 X 858) 2K sequence in Premiere Pro CC 2015.

  When I go to the export section, as you can see in this video link:

  First Pro CC 2015 (resolution size) export settings - YouTube

  and try to lower the resolution 2048 X 858, 5 X 2 or 854 X 480 or 1280 X 536! the size of the file remains the same! Is this possible?

  This means that if I have a 4K video and a video card, they will have exactly the same file size!

  I tried to make a sequence of low resolution and drop tiff sequence and adjustment of the sequence in the image of low resolution tiff, but I have the same problem.

  I've even nested sequence of high-resolution sequence of lower resolution, but... Nothing...

  Does this make sense? What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you!

  Yiannis

  Yiannis, Yes. Unlike a photo, a video, the file size is determined by the data rate. However, the data/flow isn't what determines quality, you need to consider in the codec you use.

  For example, a 50 Mbit/s, 720 x 480 H.264 file and a 50 Mbps DV (video only, forgetting the audio codecs) will be exactly the same size. but the H.264 file is going to be better because it's a step more coded with a better compression algorithm.

  Another factor that determines the size of the file is the frame rate. I'm not saying that you should drop your rate to save space, but know that if you save 2 files with the same exact settings, but we're 30 p or 25 p and the other is 50 p or 60 p, then the latter will be twice as large.

• Report on the size of the placed image and resolution?

  I was asked by a customer today "CS4 allows you to create a report on the file names and sizes, they are accustomed to?"

  
  They're getting slides scanned at a higher resolution and the resolution over the cost.

  I guess I need: what appears in the Panel of info from the link (real and effective ppi), the size in inches or centimeters and (ideally) the width and height of the object boxes are placed in (to ensure that the harvest is not too drastic).

  Anyone know of any scripts or a secret Panel that I can't find?

  See this post.

  May be just what you need, or perhaps with a little tweaking.

  Noel

• 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.

• 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.

• I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and by reducing the size of the image, reduced the pip to 72 and lowered the qua

  I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and simplistic image, the pip size reduced to 72 and lowered the low quality only to see the minimum file size reduction. Why the dialog box in photoshop gives me a different file size than my computer and how do I solve this problem? Thank you!

  The Image Size dialog box dialog box shows the uncompressed size.

  Your operating system (Explorer/Finder) shows the size compressed. (size on the disk)

  If you use save for Web, you can see the compressed size, but also an overview.

• How to filter the file type and size during uploadind files in APEX

  Hello
  
  I was wondering how I can do to validate the size of a file, before moving in my table? I want to filter the type of file, but for this one, I think I can use regular expressions in a validation process.
  
  I don't know if there is a way to read the size of the file, even before sending it into the temporary table.
  
  Thank you
  
  Bodart

  Hi salma,

  As far as I KNOW, you need to create a validation APEX (PL/SQL Returns Boolean or returns error text), which interrogate the details of the table apex_flow_files file. Here you can get the file type and size etc.

  So just to validate and if the validation fails, then delete the apex_flow_files and riase error message file.

  Kind regards
  Hari

  P.S. Please note that, if there are other validations apex on your page, and if they fail, always apex will load the file in the apex_flow_files table. It is sensible to create a validation (PL/SQL) that will trigger (condition) when online validation errors occurred. Make sure it is the LAST commit on your page in the sequence. And here you can write code to delete the table apex_flow_files.

  Published by: Hari_639 on Sep 20, 2012 22:09

• Record and save under is no longer see the file size

  I have Photoshop CS6 and first 11 elements and two showed the file size correctly estimated until a couple of weeks, and all both stopped at the same time.  With the help of Image, Mode I checked on both the images I am recording are 8-bit images and not 16-bit.  I am on Windows 7, 64 bit.

  Please help as I find this feature very useful.

  Well, after investigation over last night and this morning, I think items works very well and that I was confused by the way Image, luxury magazine fashion shows '-bit 8/channel","BOLD"or grayed out and not with chunks of choice between 8 & 16 (or 32) such as CS6.

  Thank you all for your help and this can probably be liquidated now.  I'll start a new question on the Photoshop Forum now.

• How can I find the size and resolution in th crop tool.

  

  I can not find?

  It should be the second option in this menu.  Select, and then enter the width, height and resolution in the menu bar.