Smaller Video File Sizes | Quick Pro Tip

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Recording videos can get out of hand really quickly…

Now that 4K is starting to become an industry standard, your video files can get upwards of 1-10GB’s! Honestly the world just isn’t ready for that kind of bandwidth yet, and most video platforms (even dtube@dtube) still struggle with video encoding at High-Definition.

However, there is a way to shrink your file sizes and still have great quality!

This tip is (yet again) for Adobe Premiere Pro

After you have completely finished your project and are ready to render/export it, head to the export menu in Premiere

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Under export settings, select H.264 as the format. Under preset, select “Match Source - High bitrate”
If you want your file even a little smaller, you can select “Match Source - Medium bitrate”
If you go any lower chances are you will notice heavy quality decrease in your video!

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That’s it! It’s a great way to compress your file size and still have great high definition content! Remember however that dtube@dtube compresses your file to 480p for standard viewing anyways!

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