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What’s the best way to compress High-Def video for the web? In this short, focused, video tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you exactly what you need to do to make your videos look great.
Using Compressor 3, Larry shows you how to import a file, how to preview your video accurately, how to create custom audio and video compression settings, when to use filters, how to deinterlace, and offers a variety of image sizes optimized for HD video.
At the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to compress your own HD video — whether it starts as HDV, AVC HD, P2, or any other HD format.
Note: This video shows how to compress your video for posting to a standard website. Compressing video for YouTube is a separate tutorial.
