įrom the hobbyist corner, meant just as an addendum to Ronny's, as usual, excellent advice: I am an Artist/Teacher/Writer who has been editing my own videos in iMovie. Click on the Presets dropdown in the top left corner and select Save New Preset.Īs you can see, it's very simple to compress your videos and get them in the right format. You can also save these settings as a preset. You're done! It may take a few moments to create your compressed, newly encoded video.ġ4. Next, hit the green play button to start encoding.ġ3. Select 320 for the Bitrate, Stereo for the Mixdown, and 48 for the Samplerate.ġ2. Under Codec in the Audio tab, select AAC (avcodec). You can also change the frame rate of the video if you have instructions to do so.ġ1. Tick the Constant framerate checkbox to ensure better compatibility. Under Framerate (FPS), select Same as source. In the Encoder Options, select High under the Encoder Profile.ġ0. Under Video Encoder in the Video tab, select H.264 (x264).ĩ.
Under Format in the Summary tab, select MP4 File.Ĩ. In Save As, give your compressed video file a name. Select where you want your compressed video file to be saved by clicking on Browse. Select the file you want to compress and click on Open.ĥ. If this window doesn't appear, click on Open Source in the top left corner.Ĥ. A file browser window should automatically appear, allowing you to upload or drag and drop your file. First, download the correct version of HandBrake for your operating system at. The following screenshots were taken on Windows the interface may look different on Mac or Linux operating systems.ġ. Here's how it all works: How to use HandBrake - a step-by-step guide Since it's free and easy to use, HandBrake is a very popular choice for creating H.264 video from any video file. The tool is available on Mac, Linux, and Windows. We recommend using HandBrake to reduce the size of your videos. That's why it is best to get your video in the right format and codec before uploading it on Frazier. As a result, this can slow down performance and result in compatibility issues. Videos come in various formats and sizes, some of which can be extremely large and cumbersome.
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