If you want to reduce your file size to 100 MB, you'll need to cut your bitrate in half.

So for example, so with your overall bitrate of 1,182 kb/s, for 22:44 (1,360 seconds), you'll have a file size (not including audio) of approx 1,607,520 kilobits, or about 200 MB. The lower the bitrate, the lower the quality of the file. If you want a smaller file size, you will need to reduce your bitrate.

Which settings of SUPER or which program should I use to reduce the file size? Of course the video should still be viewable.įile size is determined entirely by bitrate. The ouput format should be FLV or MP4, because I need this for flowplayer. I want to reduce the filesize to 100 MB or less. Now I tried the xth setting and I still get a too high file size. I reduced the width and the height but only got 20 MB less. Super seems to be the best, but I didn't found a setting which reduces the file size. The first three didn't worked as expected: Handbrake has a bug by setting the width and the height, the next two doesn't allow the fine setting of the videosize (only presets of width and height).

I tried different programs: Handbrake, Format Factory, Next Video Converter and Super. I thought I can reduce the current filesize (about 200 MB) by reducing the width and the height (420 x 236).

Format factory video converter