Windows 10: My pictures are converted to large size files 23GB each suddenly and can't be opened

Hi,Please help meI have transferred pictures that I took from a camera Canon, and from my mobile"Samsung" to my laptop, Microsoft surface with windows 10 operating system,These photos were fine and opened smoothly, and each one is a few megabytes in size,A few weeks later, I tried to back up my pictures and files on external hard drives; I was surprised that all my photos were of total 5 terabytes! And each one is 23 Gigabyte in length, and they can't be opened. I know this is a fake size as my storage in the laptop is a total of 1 TB, and Microsoft defender couldn't recognize the problem no

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Picture size

The automatic resizer still loads the whole picture (large res and large KB size and all) but makes it more comfortable to view on-screen.

I think what the OP is finding inconvenient is the long loading times such pics take.

I agree with Mussel's suggestion that they be shrunk especially in file-size.

 

Need software to convert 17GB animation file to Youtube uploadable size

Hi Guys,

Good Day!

I need software to convert 17GB animation file to Youtube uploadable size WITHOUT losing its color and quality.

File is having less 2 minute runtime.

I used Format factory tool to do so , it brought 17GB file down to 15MB but lost it's color and quality details from it.

I guess if any software could convert it to 50MB to 100MB size then it might keeps it's color and quality.


Do you know any of those. Please suggest.

Thanks!

 

Need software to convert 17GB animation file to Youtube uploadable size

Ha, I tried something like this eons ago, basically you have to start from step 1, saving them as .png. Open up the files and resave them as that smallest size possible that will keep color integrity. Keep in mind, its easier to blow up and expand an image than to shrink one. I think Youtube stream size is 480x320, might even be smaller, then it tries to convert that to 720p.

Also make sure you pre-filter your sound and convert it to a stream format before merging them.

Now if you want to go about it the lonnng way, install streaming software like OBS, set it up to capture the window that your animation plays in, and while you are test streaming, hit record (OBS might have changed a bit so that you can record directly too). You will record in a streamable size file much smaller than trying to convert bit for bit.