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Hello all i have a small project in After effects that's still not finished  it's about 30 seconds now i guess it will be about 2 mins long 

So when i render my project in AE it as AVI files resolution set to half it turns out a file about 10GB 

What i need is a way to render smaller file size i need that file to play on a TV through USB thumb drive and to maintain somewhat decent quality


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dont render it in a lossless avi then. render it as a h.264 mov or something , even then it'll be kinda large anyway.  and you should be using after effects for what it's made for.... applying effects.

use a proper encoder or export it with premiere or something

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Just now, emosun said:

dont render it in a lossless avi then. render it as a h.264 mov or something , even then it'll be kinda large anyway and you should be using after effects for what it's made for.... applying effects.

use a proper encoder or export it with premiere or something

I don't have any experience with Pemiere so i don't know what settings i should apply so i will be able to fit the file in a thumb drive and play it on a TV 


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Compress the AVI via Handbrake if you have storage for your needs. Mess with encoding settings to get quality you're happy with.

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