user3985: What is the smallest video size possible in Sony Vegas Pro?
I have a 2.21 GB 40 hour long video I need to compress as much as possible (preferably 100 MB). I don't care about quality as it is already a 240*144 resolution. I don't care about bitrate or FPS or anything. There is no audio either. I just need it to be REALLY small.

user4064: Since your intentions seem a bit weird, I'll give a weird suggestion; if a video consists largely of a still image, then any decent compression algorithm will use almost no space in storing that length of time. So you'll notice if you go to "watch" a track someone's uploaded to YouTube with only album art for its image, the video loads very quickly.
This depends on whether you can actually change the content of the video, though. Otherwise, you can theoretically tell Vegas to render it at 16px by 9px (or 4px by 3px).

user2836: The smallest possible output is 0 bytes.  Simply delete the video.  Otherwise, it is going to depend on the bit-rates supported by whatever output format you want to use.  Simply choose an output with the lowest possible bit-rate and number of frames and output.
Trying to get 40 hours in to 100Mb requires a .7kbps data rate though.  You are unlikely to have anything worth watching at that level of compression.

3985: <p>What is the smallest video size possible in Sony Vegas Pro?</p>

<p>I have a 2.21 GB 40 hour long video I need to compress as much as possible (preferably 100 MB). I don't care about quality as it is already a <code>240*144</code> resolution. I don't care about bitrate or FPS or anything. There is no audio either. I just need it to be REALLY small.</p>
 4064: <p>Since your intentions seem a bit weird, I'll give a weird suggestion; if a video consists largely of a still image, then any decent compression algorithm will use almost no space in storing that length of time. So you'll notice if you go to "watch" a track someone's uploaded to YouTube with only album art for its image, the video loads very quickly.</p>

<p>This depends on whether you can actually change the content of the video, though. Otherwise, you can theoretically tell Vegas to render it at 16px by 9px (or 4px by 3px).</p>
 2836: <p>The smallest possible output is 0 bytes.  Simply delete the video.  Otherwise, it is going to depend on the bit-rates supported by whatever output format you want to use.  Simply choose an output with the lowest possible bit-rate and number of frames and output.</p>

<p>Trying to get 40 hours in to 100Mb requires a .7kbps data rate though.  You are unlikely to have anything worth watching at that level of compression.</p>
