Export size it HUGE

how can i export my movie in less size, i have 7min movie that is coming out as a Quicktime .mov just under a GB. I would like to host it on YouTube so 100MB would be ideal

Use QT Conversion not QT Movie. You will want to play with the settings but h264 should get you there.

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Hello, I have a problem that until recently did not bother me so much and that the final export @ the premierCS3 ( also @ CS4 and CS5 )
The films I make are 5-10 minutes long, so usualy the final size is big, but still not THAT BIG! and i can work with this size.
Lately I've edited a feature film and the final export is 25GB and it simply intolerable that even after encodings using simple software I got to 7Gb and quality went down significantly.
How do I solve this trouble? I do not think that movie that long (1h:45m) should be bigger than 1GB!!
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If it's going to take that long, it kind of defeats the object of having it in the first place, as I wanted just small versions to be able to view and show people on my iPad.
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Hi Jacob,
I am referring to text size within artwork. I have a blank 10x10 compostition, and when I click on the text tool, then click within the comp to start typing, the type is huge. All of my text settings are normal, and the font is selected as 12pt.
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Hi, I asked a smilar question in the imovie community but thought it would be better here. Though the nuance of this question is a bit different...
I created a montage of old pictures and video clips in iMovie '11 and need to eventually create a DVD in 4:3 aspect ratio. I exported the movie in 1080p (1920X1080).
a few questions:
1. Does the HD export size matter and will iDVD try to sqeeze the widescreen format into a 4:3 ratio?
2. Should I instead export it as large 960X540 to prevent problems when I make the DVD?
3. How does export size affect the ultimate aspect ratio? ( saw some similar posts but not really what I need to know)
thanks

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Terence, you've helped me on a lot of things, so I guess I am going to further ask for clarification....
I have recently been trying to use Aperture solely (and pretty much abandon iPhoto.). But, when I say export a file to jpeg (whether it is currently a RAW or JPEG file, I am concerned about my settings-- by default, the setting "export jpeg in original size" has settings as 72 dpi. I have changed that to 300dpi. Is this why I have 15-20MB files? Is this the correct setting? I don't want any printer to have a false representation of how much data is there. Nor do I want to lose any data either.
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