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1. COMPRESS VIDEO FILES ON MAC WITHOUT LOSING QUALITY H.264 FOR STORAGE MOVIE
2. COMPRESS VIDEO FILES ON MAC WITHOUT LOSING QUALITY H.264 FOR STORAGE MP4

(and you will have a hard time seeing the resolution difference between a 720p and 1080p movie on a 50inch tv, if you're more than 2m away from it) calculate the bitrate you need for the movie, enter it under "average bitrate" (the preset bitrate of 1500 for video and 160 kbps for audio will give you a bit more than 1 gb per 90 min - probably not enough for good quality in 1080p), check 2-pass encoding and hit start.Īlso, do you need the movies in fullHD ? - a lower resolution will usually give you better results at the same filesize. but this obviously will slow down your encoding process.įor encoding, handbrake is pretty nice & easy. so your computer's fans won't have to work like "mad". You can use something like cpu-throttle for limiting your cpu-load. also, the higher your "h.264 profile", the more you can compress something while retaining good quality - at the cost of higher hardware requirements while decoding. your best bet for small file sizes and good quality is using variable bitrate and multi-pass encoding. mov files are quite likely already in h.264.

COMPRESS VIDEO FILES ON MAC WITHOUT LOSING QUALITY H.264 FOR STORAGE MP4

mp4 to play them back on a ps3 for example) those file-extensions say nothing about the format (on the contrary, it's even possible to rename h.264 encoded mov files to. mp4 are containers - so an avi/mov/mp4 file can contain a video in h.264, mjpeg, mpeg-4, photo-jpeg, xvid, divx.

Please help me find the easiest solution for video converting, keeping the resolution high and small size quite small. Can I re-compress mp4 files? I am doing something wrong because I have whole movies(produced by others) with two hours length in less than a gigabyte, and the videos I encode(HD), could be one gigabyte for just fifteen minutes. I don't want to deal with many options in encoding etc. I want 'easy' and user friendly applications. But not completely heavy load it, as some video converters seems to drive the whole machine 'mad' (loud fans etc). I want applications which can use all cores of my i7 cpu. For the same video, one can take an hour to do it, other can do it in minutes. I saw many deviations in several video converters. I don't want to 'burn' my mbp with long hours of encoding. Can I proceed with mp4 format? I think it uses high compression and nice picture quality. I know some things about resolution, movie formats etc, but instead of reducing the resolution I think there should be some ways today, to compress them with good quality. I want to be able to record videos in HD format, but without keeping these files with big size. I am a simple user, regarding video recording and managing.