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H.265, the successor, provides better quality per byte (meaning less filesize for equal quality) and goes well with higher resolutions, however it’s not playable by everything, and something about funny patents.
X264 (or H.264) is the standard internet format, however there are a couple other formats and compression algorithms you can use. This may take a while depending on your computer.Įnjoy using HandBrake to reduce MMD video file size… Then select where you want the file to be saved, then click on start. Framerate: Same as source and Constant framerate.Go to the video tab and set the following On the main screen make sure cropping is set to automatic and the source size is correct (the same as the screen size you set in MMD) … now you know everything! … almost… HANDBRAKE ADJUSTMENT OPTIONS…īack in December of 2016, our LearnMMD teammate, Parkeerwacht, had THIS to say about fine-tuning HandBrake so as to get the best quality… Note that HandBrake will save your AVI video as an Mp4… so you can use the same file name as your original AVI file… Tell HandBrake where to save the resulting video file… and Click the Start Encod button… Open the program and Drag and Drop your video into the HandBrake GUI. I think the quality of the video looks great! For the Beginner… Here’s how you do it… HERE is the video that was 1.8GB, reduced to only 119MB after HandBrake that I uploaded to YouTube… That’s IT… I go with the defaults in HandBrake and I simply follow those steps. Tell HandBrake where to save your video.Drag and drop your video into the HandBrake window.
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So, Where do I get HandBrake and How do I use it?ĭownload HandBrake for FREE directly from its Home Page: For the Result I am showing you, it’s EASY as 1, 2, 3, 4Īfter you have created your finished MMD video you…
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The new, Mp4 smaller video file looks like the original file… and the file is less than 10% of the original’s file size. Me? … I have no problem with the results. … I know: “Garbage in/garbage out” the final video cannot be any better on YouTube than what you upload… but I feel that the slight “loss” of quality (if any) is negligible compared to the final file size achieved. PLUS: when you upload a video to YouTube, THEY crunch it and process it and filter it so as to provide the best experience for their viewers… NOTHING is sacred. Yes… I do admit to seeing the slightest image degradation when “viewed under a microscope”.īut when you consider that the video is clicking-by at 30 frames per second, and that “averaging” is taking place at that rate, I feel the over all video suffers not at all from the conversion. Loss of image quality? … “loss” is too strong a word! Click on that picture to see the full-size screen captures… no Photoshop tricks, those are the raw screen-capture images, side by side. WOW! … Great image quality with BOTH screen captures… BOTH videos.
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I then played the HandBrake Mp4 file at full screen and tried to pause on the same frame… ( I was pretty close, not perfect!). … and when I “Rendered to AVI” using the UTvideo codec… Wow!… That video looked great! Then, I ran it through HandBrake…įor that image comparison, above, I played my original UTvideo AVI file at full screen and hit PAUSE and made a screen capture.
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My LATEST video was put together at the recommended 720p screen size of 1280×720.
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The 480p size of 854×480 works very well for my tutorial videos… they look pretty good and have a compact file size that uploads quickly. I also use the Screen Sizes that YouTube recommends…
THESE DAYS, I use the UTvideo codec… it is considered to be “lossless” and it renders a beautiful, high-quality video. Also, using the video encoders that were standard with MMD, back then, only compounded my poor results. I was not paying attention to my Screen Size and often used a small “Academy Format” screen ratio of 1.3×1 … like 480 x 370 pixels… resulting in videos that looked truly awful. And when I first started, I had terrible luck with quality. I have been making MMD videos for, like, a decade, almost. I upload the video to YouTube! Video Image quality… Well… I always do use Handbrake to reduce the file size of my video before I upload the video to YouTube! I use HandBrake to reduce MMD video file size before … especially if you are using a “Lossless” video codec like UTvideo… it would be a shame to lose the perfect quality of your video just to make it quicker to upload to YouTube. The teammates here, at, have gone round-and-round about the issue of running a fresh new video through a video conversion software in order to get a smaller file size. How can I reduce MMD video file size so I can upload to YouTube in a reasonable amount of time? My AVI files are too large! Do I lose video quality if I use HandBrake to reduce MMD video file size? Where can I download HandBrake video conversion software?
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