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Need help with captured file size

Cgermino89
By Cgermino89
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Hello everyone. I was testing out MSI Afterburner, and was capturing some game play. I love the program, but the downside is the incredibly large file sizes. I was wondering if someone had a guide or info on how I can reduce these file sizes, so I could upload them on YouTube. I appreciate any help given. Thanks for reading.

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Download Handbrake.

Yes, that is a very logical solution in this case

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Yes, that is a very logical solution in this case

any specific settings I should use? BTW thanks guys.

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any specific settings I should use? BTW thanks guys.

Just default will decrease the files significantly. Or you could go for source and change encoding settings in Afterburner.

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I gotta say I just tried Handbrake. it took a 4GB file, and made it into a 113mb file. Thanks so much guys.

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