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Apple’s Compressor doesn’t actually compress our video. Instead, it provides the instructions on how video is to be compressed and then delivers those instructions to a second program that actually does the compression in the background.
Creating a compressor droplet allows us to accomplish all this without even opening Compressor! And much, much faster. The great thing is you can built a droplet once, then use it over and over.
In this short, focused video tutorial, Larry Jordan demonstrates how to create a compressor droplet from existing settings, where to store media, how to apply the droplet, plus many helpful tips along the way!
