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Compressing Gopro Videos

 
Ev0d3vil
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Jan 26, 2014 23:29 |  #1

Hi guys, how do i make my videos facebook friendly? Assuming a 32gb card can only record only 2hours of video? shocking! How do i compress them? I'm assuming handbrake, but what settings do i use? Even the Gopro cinema provided by Gopro themselves do not do much. Argh.




  
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Jan 29, 2014 00:05 |  #2

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Jan 29, 2014 12:57 as a reply to  @ Ev0d3vil's post |  #3

without further information, it is hard to help

I am not a facebook user and will never be so I don't know what specs they require but a I did a quick search and here are their specs

http://en-gb.facebook.com/help/2​18673814818907 (external link)

I have been a GoPro user for years and there is no problem uploading the .mp4 file

but you need to give us more info. Are you going to "split" your clips into smaller sections, what software do you have, which computer , what OS, how long do you want your clips to be, do you wish to change your resolution before uploading, what resolution did you set your GoPro to, do you want to reduce it

I may have more questions

bob


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Feb 15, 2014 05:51 |  #4

Try the DVDVideosoft free.




  
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