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I upload an hour long 720p video weekly. It looks great but it sure take some time to upload to Vimeo. I use Compressor presets. Are there any minor tweaks to make the file somewhat smaller while keeping the quality?
Thanks,
Tom
MacBook Pro (2020 and later)
If you need H.264 then I wouldn’t change it. The data rate is not very high for your type of material. If it’s acceptable then go with that.
On the other if you can upload HEVC you can make smaller files, but you viewers have to be able to play it back.
If you need H.264 then I wouldn’t change it. The data rate is not very high for your type of material. If it’s acceptable then go with that.
On the other if you can upload HEVC you can make smaller files, but you viewers have to be able to play it back.
Another thing to think about is the upload speed, or bandwidth, that your internet provider limits you to. You can check it with Ookla’s Speedtest application. It is true that changing the settings will make the file smaller but it may not help very much with the file upload speed if you have low upload bandwidth..
This sports content isn’t it? So a lot of fast motion and complex images.
What Compressor settings are you using now?
Thanks for the quick reply Tom. Yes, sports. Football and basketball. Hour long program, 4.5 gigs. 720p. I use video sharing services, HD720p in Compressor.
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks Tom. I really appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share.
Cheers.
Tom
Modify some Compressor settings to creat smaller file?
