Reducing the size of video files is useful to save bandwidth and make videos more accessible for students on the move.
If you are using Moodle there is a file-size limit of 200Mb. If you are making the video available via Echo360 that limit does not apply, as Echo360 streams the file.
Fortunately reducing the file size of a video is relatively easy using Handbrake, which is freely available open source software.
How To Use Handbrake Mac
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- Download and install the freeware software called Handbrake from handbrake.fr.
- Open your file in Handbrake using menubar icon ‘Open Source'
- Choose the location and name of the Destination file (The file to be created)
- Choose the Preset ‘Fast 1080p30' found in the right side of the menubar
- Select Start
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How To Reduce Video File Size Handbrake
HandBrake is a free video compression tool. This is a step by step guide to using Handbrake to make H.264 video before uploading to VIDELLO. At the left side, under Source Selection click File. Select the file you want to compress and click Open. Click the Picture where we can change the video frame size or resolution. Shrinking Files Down to Size. So, let's first choose the file we want to downsize and get started. The file we've picked today is an.MKV file, around twenty-one minutes long, and weighing in at just over 220MB. First, we click the 'Source' button on Handbrake, and then 'Open File.' Choose the file in question in the File Explorer.
