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Besides WinZip and WinRar there are some freewares for creating archives as well as file extraction tools found at http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/downloader/fwzip.html
Video on the other hand runs in the gigabytes where the only means of actually compressing the size is to process video files for dvds or video cds. Vcds only go as far as about 70min. max. |
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Do you want to be able to play them from the disk or what? If you want to make the video files smaller, I'd suggest using a program called SUPER.
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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A software like that will most likely convert video files into other formats for easier compression. But even that will see limits on how much any one video type can be compressed. Other types of files can be compressed far easier with both freeware and sharewares available. I'll have to give SUPER a whirl here since the storage partition is growing in size lately.
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Even if you are able to compress a 10gb video file down to 2gb you still won't that one single file onto a cd-r. The most effective type of file compression for video is dvd burning software since it breaks down one file into several smaller ones in different formats for both audio and video. You can take a large video and edit into segments for several video cds. For simply saving large video files to disk you would still need a dvd burner to create data dvds. But even those only hold 4,2gb.
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With 32-38mb of space used up for just one minute of video you can look and look for something that will take a 10-13gb video file and shrink it down to 700mb. The best compression seen so far was taking a 1.86gb video and seeing it compressed to roughly 675mb on a video cd project. That was 58min. long from a camcorder.
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