问题
I am working on a site that will have a video on it. I am using HTML5 with a flash fallback and am hosting the video on the site (the client does not want to use Vimeo, YouTube, etc.). The video is a little over 4 minutes long and I have compressed the video down to 12.7MB for the mp4 format and around 23MB for webm and ogv. Are these file sizes too large? I can maybe get them smaller, but the quality really suffers. I also have the entire Adobe Creative Suite, so if someone has a good way to compress a video really well, while maintaing quality and a high resolution, I'm all ears!
Thanks!
回答1:
That's pretty acceptable. Keep in mind that this four minute video will load fully in a little over 10 seconds on most consumer-level broadband connections.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5516291/what-is-a-reasonable-file-size-for-a-4-minute-video-on-the-web