people think its impossible but i can prove it it not only reduces the file size upto 10kb but also decode the file back to its original size at any other computer just like winzip or winrar but with extreme compression
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wooooooooooow!!! u have created a compression s/w that reduces even 1 GB to 10 KB (u mentioned any file of any size) .. hehe are u sure that is a compression s/w or a s/w that creates a shortcut to the original file?? lolz... jus kiddin.. \n\nwell.. all i can say is.. start a company. \n\nCos what u have jus done is simply huge (that is.. if u have actually done it!!) \n\nGet some people (friends or family members would do good) along with u in that company. \n\nGive a press release, saying u have created so and so.. \n\nGet that thing Beta- tested by some popular people ..like editors of computer magazines , scholars etc. etc.\n\nStart a mssive ad campaign once u receive sufficient funds.\nand..\n\nVoila .. i have jus replied to the next bill gate's  \n\nquestion!! \n\n(the above statements hold true, if u have actually created one!!)\n\n; )
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rm files by their nature are already compressed, otherwise they'd be much larger files.  You might be able to re-encode the rm files again using the Real Encoder, but that's going to further compress your already compressed video.
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Yes u are right. The only way to achieve that would be to use compression. However the amount by which data can be compressed is limited by the type of data and its characteristics. For example...\n\n1. A very large text document containing a novel can be compressed to around 20~30% of its original size. This compression however has to be lossless, i.e. the file recovered after decompression should have the same size, since u dont want ur text to have unwanted errors in it.\n\n2. Audio, specifically that within the human audible limits. Depending on the algorithm (eg. MPEG layer-3 or mp3, ogg-vorbis, WMA) used audio can be compressed to almost 10% of its original size (1CD 700mb to ~60MB). But these are lossy compression techniques, as in some audio data is lost but the differences is not perceptable to humans.\n\n3. Application - Typically installation files for programs. Pure binaries(eg. EXE files) can generally be compressed to about ~40% of their size and this compression needs to be lossless otherwise ur executable could get damaged. Most compression algorithms use various kinds of techniques to detect any errors introduced into the file using techniques like CRC.\n\n4. AV - audio+video, This is probably the case ur talking about in ur question. By use of appropriate software it is possible to compress an entire DVD movie (4.7GB) to a file of 700MB size which can fit on a single CD. This again uses lossy algorithms (DivX, xvid, WMV, MPEG4 etc.) using motion estimation (seeing which parts of a movie frame change) etc. techniques. (search google for auto-Gordian-Knot if you are interested in doing this)\n\nSo if u have seen someone compress 4.7GB onto a CD he was prolly doing it with a movie file. Movies downloaded from the internet are generally available in 700MB sized file so that they can conveniently fit on a CD.\n\nHope that helped.
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No such utility exists.\nAll compression must be done server side.
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I use win-rar and alzip and it works just fine.\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2250-10007677.html
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find a convertor and convert them as flash files it will help you have some space
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just lower the uploading bandwith to 0 or 1kb or have the program move the finished downloads into a different folder.
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Ussually it is 10MB.\nIf its oversized you can try right clicking on the file and sending it to a .zip file and this should make the file alot smaller so that it sends faster.
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Zips do not reduce the file sizes.  It is just for replacing several files into a compressed folder for convenience. Say for instance you want to send a hunderd files it would be much faster and easier.   So would be just as good to not zip a single file as some people do not have the Unzip capability. \nE
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Try using http://www.winzip.com and compress the files.\n\nThey should help you shrink it up to 80%.
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Why dont you try http://www.raaga.com?\nrar files are like zip files(comressed data to save space). You can download winrar from www.rarlab.com and try it.
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Step 1: Get a file compression software (WinZip 10 or/and WinRAR): Download WinZip 10 (http://download.winzip.com/winzip100.exe) or/and WinRAR (http://files.rarlab.com/rar/wrar36b1.exe)\n\nStep 2: Install the downloaded compression software (WinZip 10 or/and WinRAR).\n\nStep 3: Create a new folder for putting all the files you want to compress and drag and drop all such files into the folder (Let's call this folder BLAH, for example).\n\nStep 4: \n\nIf you're using WinZip 10:\n(a) Right-click on the folder (BLAH)containing the files you want to compress.Click on WinZip >> Click on Add to BLAH.zip\n(b) On the WinZip dialog box, click on "Use Evaluation Version" ...Voila! You've successfully compressed your folder and its contents (as BLAH.zip).\n\nIf you're using WinRAR\n(a) Right-click on the folder (BLAH)containing the files you want to compress. Click on WinRAR >> Click on Add to BLAH.rar\n(b) ...Voila! You've successfully compressed your folder and its contents (as BLAH.rar).\n\n\nTo get  back the complessed files into their original uncompressed state:\n\nStep 5: Create a new folder and then, drag and drop the compressed file you want to decompress into the folder (You do not need to name this folder, since it is a temporary one).\n\nIf you're using WinZip 10:\n(a) Right-click on the file (BLAH.zip)containing the files you want to deccompress.Click on WinZip >> Click on "Extract to here"\n(b) On the WinZip dialog box, click on "Use Evaluation Version" ...Voila! You've successfully decompressed zipped file to its original contents (as in the folder BLAH).\n\nIf you're using WinRAR\n(a) Right-click on the file (BLAH.rar)containing the files you want to deccompress.Click on WinRAR >> Click on "Extract here"\n(b) ...Voila! You've successfully decompressed compressed file back to its original contents (as in the folder BLAH).\n\nOR\n(a) Double-click on the compressed file (BLAH.rar)\n(b) Click "Close" on the WinRAR dialog box.\n(c) Double-click on the BLAH folder.\n...Voila! There you have your decompressed original files (and folders).
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There is almost no way to do that unless it's TINY! If you make it any larger the quality would make it unreadable. Your best bet is a GIF image with extremely low compression and tiny size (20 x 20 pixels).
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don't understand your question... wht software ur using to encrypt files ... winzip, winrar or any other...give additional details!
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u can use winzip software or pkzip or u can use rar converter they are converting self extracting file......................
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Use DivX or Xvid to convert the file, and you can adjust how highly compressed it will be to match the file size you want
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There are limits to file compression utilities. If the file is huge, make a new smaller version of it in Windows Movie Maker. Open WMM and import your vid, drag it onto the timeline, then save it as a smaller file - there will be plenty of options, and it will tell you the approx size of the new file.\n\nDC :)