<p>I'm currently editing a podcast that is mainly audio with only three unique images shown on screen. However, using h264 encoding gives me a massive file, how can I leverage the limited number of unique frames to reduce the file size?</p>

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2022-06-19T17:58:34.803Z
Welcome! How exactly are you creating and encoding the video right now? What tools are you using? What operating system?
Michael Liebman
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2022-09-03T21:58:45.013Z
@MichaelLiebman Hi Michael, I realise it's been a while, life got in the way. At the moment I'm using premiere pro, on windows 10. I believe I'm using the h.264 or h.265 codec.
Connor
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How can I make a smaller video when it has limited unique frames?
Connor
# How can I make a smaller video when it has limited unique frames?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-06-17)

I'm currently editing a podcast that is mainly audio with only three unique images shown on screen. However, using h264 encoding gives me a massive file, how can I leverage the limited number of unique frames to reduce the file size?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome! How exactly are you creating and encoding the video right now? What tools are you using? What operating system?  
> **username_0**: @MichaelLiebman Hi Michael, I realise it's been a while, life got in the way. At the moment I'm using premiere pro, on windows 10. I believe I'm using the h.264 or h.265 codec.  

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