What is the best method to reduce the Render size?

hi,
my movie files which i want to edit come to a total of 4GB and when i edit the movie and render the files it comes to a size of 20GB!..thats way to large and will take forever to compressor or export to a another format.
What do you guys recommend i do?..is it something to do with the timeline when i start a new file?.

do you mean that the VOB files totalled at 4gig, and that the converted files, the .mov's are 20gig?
Firstly, .mov doesn't really help in terms of describing the codec/format the media file is in... the '.mov' extension is a container/wrapper, not the codec. In the Final Cut Pro browser window it will tell you the actual codec (look for the colomn headed 'compressor').
The VOB files you converted are from a DVD, so by default, are compressed and small...
Now, assuming the codec is DV (pal) it would make sense that your files have gone from 4 to 20 gig's...
Unless i've totally misunderstood your problem...
J
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