user8073: I have an approx. 8s long video in Adobe After Effects CC, res. 200x200px. I need to export it so it has <= 50Kb, which format should I choose so it keeps the most quality but falls under these constraints?
-> here is the .pdf, but it's in Czech. The relevant info is translated lower:
->
format   size (px)  kB   length (s)
Square   200x200    50   unconstrained

user2836: After reviewing the PDF, I can confirm that you are misreading it.  They are looking for a flash animation, not a video.  You will not be able to use your After Effects assets at all.  You need to remake the ad as a flash animation in Adobe Flash using vector graphics in order to fit within their 50KB limitation.

8073: <p>I have an approx. 8s long video in Adobe After Effects CC, res. 200x200px. I need to export it so it has &lt;= 50Kb, which format should I choose so it keeps the most quality but falls under these constraints?</p>

<p>-> <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/ygow4osue7ttogk/pravidla-tvorba-banneru.pdf?dl=0" rel="nofollow">here is the .pdf</a>, but it's in Czech. The relevant info is translated lower:
-></p>

<p>format   size (px)  kB   length (s)</p>

<p>Square   200x200    50   unconstrained</p>
 2836: <p>After reviewing the PDF, I can confirm that you are misreading it.  They are looking for a flash animation, not a video.  You will not be able to use your After Effects assets at all.  You need to remake the ad as a flash animation in Adobe Flash using vector graphics in order to fit within their 50KB limitation.</p>
