Video Compress is an Android Video Players & Editors app developed by Mel studio apps and published on the Google play store. Now you can share video files directly to this app to compress them before share it to others apps like social apps, Ideal for those who do not have high speed internet (such as 3G) or have a low data limit. Video compressor without loss of quality, TRY IT! Supports both ARM and X86 CPUs (Such as intel zenfone) Converts video files to MP3 audio files The longer the video, the greater the compression ratio

Allows audio removal to further increase the compression of the video All the videos generated are available in an album in the video gallery Generates a copy of the video while maintaining the original Well organized displays the albums in your gallery that contain videos Friendly interface, easy to use, and very fast Creates compressed videos with high, normal, low video quality Compressing a video makes it much easier to share on social networks such as facebook, google +, whatsapp, etc. Select the file in the finder and in column view (1) you can see the exact size of the file (2).This tool compresses video files and saves them on your phone. One last step - just make sure the file size of your exported video is under 500 MB. There is a little progress icon towards the top right of the window - when your video is finished exporting you should get a message saying 'Share successful.' If you click on 'Show' you will be taken to your exported video ready for uploading to Solent Online Learning. In this example I have named the file 'Test Movie' and set the save location to the desktop. Save the exported file to an appropriate place This has brought the file size down to 198 MB which is below the 500 MB limit. In this example I have set the Resolution to 960 x 540 via the drop-down arrows and the Quality to High (1). Tweak the Resolution and Quality until the file size is less than 500 MB In order to reduce this to under 500 MB you need to adjust the Resolution and Quality (2). The screenshot below shows the original file size of the video which is 3.38 GB (1) - far too big to upload as your assignment.

In iMovie 10 Apple removed the capability to alter the video compression settings using Quicktime but you can still reduce the file size to ensure it is under 500 MB. Step 3. Look at the options for changing the Resolution and Quality of your movie Share your movie using the 'File' optionĬlick on the 'Share' icon (1) and you will see a window with a number of export pre-set options. For help with editing your video in iMovie see To check which version you have installed go to iMovie - About iMovie.Įdit your movie in iMovie as usual - when you are happy with the finished movie and ready to export move on to step 2. Please note: These instructions are for the latest version of iMovie on a Mac (version 10).

Video compressor app for mac