Estimated File Size not updating

I have a project in vers. 5.5 that I am exporting.
I am saving as a Windows Media File and am going from 1080 to 720. File size is critical, however the Estimate File Size in Encoder seems to get stuck. For instance, if I half the frame rate I see no difference in file size. I would think that there would be significant reduction in estimated file size if half the frames are being tossed. Am I not understanding something about how this works?

There are only two things that significantly affect file size - duration and bitrate. Changing other specs may affect quality, but those two determine file size.

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I have an odd issue where the primary server is SQL 2008 R2 SP1 and the secondary is SQL 2008 R2 SP2. I have databases mirroring between these servers. We recently moved the log file on the secondary to a different drive. The file sizes match and are updating
exactly the same between both servers. The mirror monitor shows the mirroring successful and everything is up to date. When we check the sys.master_files tables on the mirror, the size of the data file has not updated since moving the log file. Tried restarting
SQL but not joy.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Rob

Hi,
I would say you wait for some time it would get reflected I have seen this with sys.master_files they are updated late. Like when you delete heavy data, data would be gone but space captured by data would be released slowly due to internal ghost operation
cleaning and after this operation completes sys.master_files catalog is updated I guess this is what happening here as well , this is pure speculation. I will stick to this thread please look for a day and then update again
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How to update "Estimated File Size"

As I fiddle around with my Export Settings (CS4), I don't see any update in the "Estimated File Size" info at the bottom left of the screen.
It seems to me that as I move the Target Bitrate and Maximum bitrate (as well as the other options), I would see the Estimated File size increase or decrease so I can have real time feedback on my settings.
Is there a setting I need to change or a command I need to make in order to see an updated "Estimated File Size"?
Thanks
...Rowby

Nevermind. I see that the sliders do indeed give me a reak time updated file size. Don't know how I missed it.
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How come exporting to mov never shows estimated file size ?

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I export to mov more often now, that one of my buddies works exclusively on a mac.
He lives vids in .mov format, but one thing I don't understand, is why there is no estimated file size, as with every other format I can export to ?
Does anyone know why ?
Also, whenever I choose to output to .mov the "include audio" button is always not "on" by default, however, with all other export formats it is enabled.
thanks for any suggestions, and info.
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I don't think your picture has anything to do with Spotlight. My Applications folder shows up the exact same way. Mac OS X applications aren't usually a single item, they're "packages" with items and folders inside. To get folders and packages to show their size, you'll have to change the "View Options" from the View menu. Check the box on to "Calculate all sizes". I would probably change the dialog box to reflect the changes to "This window only". Otherwise the Finder will be re-calculating the size of everything in every window. That could slow things down a bit.
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Is this causing any problems, or is it just a quirky behavior? For example, if you change to list view and sort by date, does it still get the dates wrong?
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Not all material is very compressible. Text files and word processor documents usually compress very well. Photos and movies don't compress much if at all due to the nature of their structure (in some cases, using a general-purpose compressor can actually make a file larger). So it will depend on what it is you're compressing.

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This is difficult for me to explain.
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Thanks.

I find that if I'm copying a big file from a thumb drive Lion will hold off until the file is finished writing (e.g. around 1 minute), however if I'm bouncing a file from ProTools (i.e. 20 min) the Folder Action starts immediately and the desired action does not work (even with your code or my code.)
Maybe you might want to try another version of the Folder Action script, where I've added a “with timeout” statement:
on adding folder items to this_folder after receiving added_items
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                set size1 to size of thisFile
                delay 1
                set size2 to size of thisFile
                if size2 = size1 then exit repeat
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I looked at the file size and it said it was estimated at 15GB, which is what I wanted it to be.
It took 4 hours to encode and when it was done I looked at the file size and it was 23 GB.
Why? It said it was going to be 15 GB
I imported it into Encore as an asset and put it on a timeline. Encore says the project is now 31 GB (I do have Animated Butons with Moviing Videos inside of them so that is adding to the size).
How can I get an accurate size so when it says it going to be 15 GB it is going to be 15 GB?
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I have Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional. I scanned an 868 page text only document using two different professional scanners at my work, Xerox Docucolor and Canon DR-6030 Scanner.
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2. Furthermore, the file size remained unchanged after I used the reduce file size command.
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Try the PDF Optimizer. You could also try a ClearScan OCR. If you did OCR, but did not do ClearScan, then you are simply looking at pictures of your scan. The ClearScan will replace photos of text with actual text and a text file. You have left a lot out of what you have done in the scan. Also, scanners or the translations often give you a 24-bit graphic file even if it is really only B&W. Often the best results for OCR are gotten from a Gray Scale form in my experience. So, the structure of your PDF may be the issue. The PDF Optimizer also has an audit feature to show where most of the memory is being used.

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