Predicting or Setting the Size for an Export

Hi all,
I need to export a bit of film from FCP Studio (FCP 5.0.4) and I need it to be just under 8 gig so I can get it on a USB drive.
Can I do something in the export settings to make either FCP or Compressor get it down to this size rather than picking specific codecs and waiting till after it's done to find out if it will fit?
Thanks for any help.
Matthew

Don't know what you are doing but 8 GB will allow about 35 minutes of DV or HDV.

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Thanx,
Chetan.

How to set the size and position of JFrame

hey all,
i have a frame and i devide the frame into three panels, i want to make the top panel the lergest and make it square. and the rest two panels in small and in the bottom of the frame.
could you please help me to set the size and position of the jpanel
Thanks

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Don't know if this is what ur looking for, maybe u could describe more on ur layout with a sample image or something?

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