How to set output video file size in Handbrake 1.1.1?












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There used to be an option in older versions, as I searched the web, for setting an output file size. However, it seems that option is no longer there in the UI.



Des anybody have any solution for that? Probably using the "Extra Options" box at the video tab?
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    There used to be an option in older versions, as I searched the web, for setting an output file size. However, it seems that option is no longer there in the UI.



    Des anybody have any solution for that? Probably using the "Extra Options" box at the video tab?
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      There used to be an option in older versions, as I searched the web, for setting an output file size. However, it seems that option is no longer there in the UI.



      Des anybody have any solution for that? Probably using the "Extra Options" box at the video tab?
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      There used to be an option in older versions, as I searched the web, for setting an output file size. However, it seems that option is no longer there in the UI.



      Des anybody have any solution for that? Probably using the "Extra Options" box at the video tab?
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          HandBrake 0.9.5 (released January 4, 2011) was the last version to support the "target size" feature, hence 1.1.1 does not present such option.
          You can however compute the final file size using the following formula



          File size (kb) = bitrate(kbps) x running time (s)


          If you want it in MB just divide the resulted value by 1000.






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            Vidcoder is an alternative front end for Handbrake and offers the target size option. You don't need to install Handbrake separately. http://vidcoder.net/



            Here's the target size option:
            Vidcoder Size Option






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              HandBrake 0.9.5 (released January 4, 2011) was the last version to support the "target size" feature, hence 1.1.1 does not present such option.
              You can however compute the final file size using the following formula



              File size (kb) = bitrate(kbps) x running time (s)


              If you want it in MB just divide the resulted value by 1000.






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                HandBrake 0.9.5 (released January 4, 2011) was the last version to support the "target size" feature, hence 1.1.1 does not present such option.
                You can however compute the final file size using the following formula



                File size (kb) = bitrate(kbps) x running time (s)


                If you want it in MB just divide the resulted value by 1000.






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                  HandBrake 0.9.5 (released January 4, 2011) was the last version to support the "target size" feature, hence 1.1.1 does not present such option.
                  You can however compute the final file size using the following formula



                  File size (kb) = bitrate(kbps) x running time (s)


                  If you want it in MB just divide the resulted value by 1000.






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                  HandBrake 0.9.5 (released January 4, 2011) was the last version to support the "target size" feature, hence 1.1.1 does not present such option.
                  You can however compute the final file size using the following formula



                  File size (kb) = bitrate(kbps) x running time (s)


                  If you want it in MB just divide the resulted value by 1000.







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                      Vidcoder is an alternative front end for Handbrake and offers the target size option. You don't need to install Handbrake separately. http://vidcoder.net/



                      Here's the target size option:
                      Vidcoder Size Option






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                        Vidcoder is an alternative front end for Handbrake and offers the target size option. You don't need to install Handbrake separately. http://vidcoder.net/



                        Here's the target size option:
                        Vidcoder Size Option






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                          Vidcoder is an alternative front end for Handbrake and offers the target size option. You don't need to install Handbrake separately. http://vidcoder.net/



                          Here's the target size option:
                          Vidcoder Size Option






                          share|improve this answer















                          Vidcoder is an alternative front end for Handbrake and offers the target size option. You don't need to install Handbrake separately. http://vidcoder.net/



                          Here's the target size option:
                          Vidcoder Size Option







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