How can I compress home video to send as an attachment with an E-mail. Do I need a seperate programme ?
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Sorry, i know how to do it in Windows XP only, i am not a MAC or Linux/Unix user. Anyway here is the steps for Windows XP. Transfer your home video using FireWire(TM) serial transfer port or USB 2.0. Then, save it into a location in your Harddrive. Then go to the location where you saved it then right-click a blank part of the window where you want to save it then highlight "NEW" then Compressed Folder then drag the video to the folder (do not delete that video file in case that something goes wrong, if something goes wrong, repeat the steps that i said.) then attach to an E-Mail then of course send to your loved one.
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If you're using Windows XP, put them all into a folder, then right click on the folder and select "Send To>Compressed Zipped Folder."
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hi carlos\nfor this\n\nstep1:rip all the contents of DVD and copy them to a folder\nstep2:\nyou can break the folder in small parts using WIN RAR\nthis will also result in compression\nthen better then you mail it\nstep3:go to www.esnips.com\nregister and make a free account\nand upload the dvd in different accounts\nmail the link to your friend with whom you want to share the dvd\nfor further clarification you can mail me
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Attach it just like you would any other file. Exactly how you attach a file depends on your email software, but in most programs you can simply drag and drop the file onto your mail message. Don't bother zipping it; MP3 format is already as compressed as it's gonna get.
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In theory, you could copy a feature length movie (most of which are on 8.5 gb dual layer disks) onto one without having to compress it. But the blanks are still very expensive, and the whole DVD shebang is on the verge of obsolencence anyway, so don't bother with it if you haven't already got one, unless you have a specific reason for having one.
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This is a loaded question, isn't it. Anyhow, here are a few options:\n\nCompress them all into a .zip or .rar file (you can use WinZip or WinRar to do this -amongst other compression utilities, these are just the most popular). As stated above, you can send them over IM (if the IM supports it and depending on the size of the final compressed file).\n\nIf your IM doesn't support file transfer or if your file is too large and you really don't feel like sending more than one file (hence the 'all at once' portion of your question), your best bet would be to hop onto your favorite IRC channel and send it via DCC Transfer. (Do a little research on Google about IRC if you don't know about it).\n\nAnyhow, I hope I didn't just teach you how to pirate music and distribute it illegally. Oh well, good luck anyhow!
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go to http://www.sendspace.com and send your e-mail from there. attachments up to 1200MB are possible. that's simply the best way to overcome that 10MB limit.
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Write an email to your self and attach any file you want anything below 10megs i think?, then the email will be stored on your account
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You want to use one of the many zip files such as Winzip or RarZip. I'm not sure how much you can zip (compress) a video file. I just tried to Winzip a video fil on my comp that is 20,437 kb and after zipping it was only reduced to 20,230 kb.\n\nYour other choice would be to set up your own ftp site. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is basically a very simple website. A company such as ftpworldwide will allow you to set up your own ftp site on their servers for as little as $35 - $40 a month.
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First compress it into a wmv file, then compress it ever further by zipping it. http://www.winzip.com
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Use NeroVision express..\nThe movie automatically gets compressed according to the requirements with almost zero quality reduction.
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What you need to do is first download the video file on to your hard drive. Usually, you can do this by putting the file in a folder, in your document folder.\nOnce, that is done, you can send it as a attachment on your email. To do this, you open a composing page on whatever email program that you use. You will see a tab marked attachment, you click on this and a attachment page will come up. You will see a number of spaces marked browse, click on to one and it will take you to a search section. Then, you click your document folder and when that opens, you click on to the file you want to send. After you done this, you can attach the file to the email and send it on its way.
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save as .doc file and email as attachment
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I have a creative webcam, and it came with software that turns your pc into a security system with a program that came with the camera called Webcam Monitor.  In this program you can set up your camera to start recording a clip when it detects motion, and then it will send an e-mail to a specified e-mail address.  I wasn't able to set it up correctly though and I don't know what I was doing wrong.
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You don't need a program, if you don't want to edit the video.  When you plug the camera into the computer, there should be an extra "drive" in My Computer.  Open that and just copy the files into My Pictures or wherever.
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For this i think u'd be better off with a high speed DSL/cable connection and also an email service with a high storage capacity....then all u got to do is send each file u have as attachments to ur email account...or u may use sites such as mega upload.com or rapidshare which offer space for uploading files...I suggest using a POP3 account
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If you have XP it will do it without additional software. For music use Window media player, For files you can right click on it then send to (then letter of drive)\nOtherwise you will need Nero software (which is good to have even with XP)