I would like to convert a Mp4 file in HD into a Mp4 file of lower resolution. Is there any software that can be used for this?
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Terminal commands (Which by default are not installed) are: MENCODER Install it by The part about mencoder that you want is the parameter -vop scale which tells mencoder to what scale you want the video to go to. This is normal if you want to reduce bandwidth use, lower video size, etc..
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Although from my experience is better to include additional information for video and audio like the one above. FFMPEG (Deprecated) Install it by Here is an example of ffmpeg:
Where IW = Video Input Width. Scale = Parameter to scale to. In this case you are dividing the original size by 2 (iw/2) both of which can provide more information if you either execute them without parameters or variables like just AVCONV <-- I love this guy! To Install - To Run - Where GUI tools which I love are:
AVIDEMUX - It can resize and lower the size which helps in cases where the objective is to lower size. avidemux
HANDBREAK - Excellent tool for converting videos and optimizing size. I use it a lot when going from ogg to mp4 with h.264. Lowers A LOT the size. handbreak
OPENSHOT & PITIVI - Both are good video editors tha can help lower size when rendering the video. openshot So in conclusion, for direct resizing/scaling you can use the terminal ones. For size you can use all. |
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Replace There a lot of additional options that you can play with. Do Instead, if you don't have Install:
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Use VLC. From the Media menu choose "Convert/Save". Add your file(s) to the input and click Convert/Save button. You'll then be asked to specify an output file, and you can choose a profile and tinker with it, e.g. here I scale the video by 50%:
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