Matt at TechSmith shares the following tips for recording screencast demos that will result in smaller video files.
More movement means more key frames, so to keep key frames smaller try recording a smaller area of your screen.
Pay attention to what’s in the background of your video. A picture of a solid color has a smaller file size than a picture with lots of variety. Changing your desktop background to one color might cut down on file size in videos where the desktop is shown.
Think about your viewer. If they have a high speed connection, downloading a larger file might not be a big deal. If download speeds are an issue, keep your videos short and to the point; your viewers will appreciate it.
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