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Good video format converter?
Howdy,
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Re: Good video format converter?
Try AnyVideoConverter...free
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Re: Good video format converter?
Thanks! I'll give it a try!
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Re: Good video format converter?
So if I plan to upload the vids to YouTube, what is the best format to convert them to?
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Re: Good video format converter?
I've had good luck with Format Factory...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FormatFactory It's adware but the ads only appear in the software when you use it, not in the final video. |
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Re: Good video format converter?
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Re: Good video format converter?
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Depends on the quality you want really. I've found that .avi (xvid) is a good compromise of quality/file size.
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Re: Good video format converter?
Sorta hijacking here, but maybe it'll help others too. I like filming with my GoPro, but saving the movies to my computer takes forever. I'm using Windows Movie Maker to do this. Then, uploading to either YouTube, or Vimeo takes even longer! Any suggestions as to how these processes could be sped up? Is there a way to maybe compress the files somehow, or would this mess up the quality on playback? Thanks.
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Re: Good video format converter?
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Study the manual that came with it and/or visit the massive ADV site on the GoPro and you'll find info on file format size and others opinions on same. Full 1080 can choke many platforms when 720 can get almost the same impact across. The other key variables is your processor speed and your bandwidth. There are also GoPro format sample videos on YouTube to give you an idea of what you are gaining or not. I had fun taking 5 three minute videos of the same thing in the various formate and uploading them to get a feel for the workflow. At the end of the day I bet it'll be your format selection and your computer's speed. There are also other tip tidbits on the sources mentioned (host site settings being one example). |
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Re: Good video format converter?
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Re: Good video format converter?
I am not looking for pro results. I have a bunch of 15-60 second vids of guys riding. I am more concerned that people get a feel for the riding than whether or not the quality is HD. So decent quality will do for me. Here is an example of what I just did using the AnyVideoConverter program going from AVI to MPGII:
That went from 64MB to about 4MB. Needless to say the upload to YouTube was MUCH faster!!
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Re: Good video format converter?
Hey Scott,
I've always used Handbrake. It is free and one can configure it for various outputs including YouTube. http://handbrake.fr/
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