How to compress videos: settings and result comparison

Start comparison with default values

1. Open Reduce Video Size and select the original file.
2. Select supported MP4 or WebM.
3. Creates first result with default values ​​of 720px·1.5Mbps·24FPS.
4. If the material does not require sound, turn off the inclusion of sound.
5. Keep tabs and compare the resulting capacity with the original after the conversion is complete.

This value is a starting point for comparison. Text-based screen recording, fast-moving games, and landscape videos require different settings. Long side 720px does not mean that all inputs are made 720 pixels wide, and in vertical videos, they are shortened based on the vertical length.

Adjust one by one according to the problem

If small text is unreadable, increase the output size to 1280px and compare. If the moving parts are too blurry, try increasing the bit rate. If the movement looks choppy, check your FPS, but this will also affect your device's processing power and the frame rate of the original. If your file is still large, you can compare sizes of 0.8 Mbps or smaller.

Notifies the screen if the result is no smaller than the original. You are not required to use those results. Check the sound and playback status in the preview and save the file. Input is up to 100MB·5 minutes and can be canceled during processing. It is better for comparison to keep the original and not reuse the recompressed result over and over again as the original.

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