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Any clip, sized and graded for Facebook in one drop.
Facebook will not take a video over 100 MB, and two minutes off a phone is often
three times that. Drop the clip on this instead. It works out the bitrate from
the length of your video, so the finished file lands just under the limit rather
than miles under it, and you keep the quality you paid for in pixels.
iPhone HDR footage is converted to normal colour, so it does not arrive on
Facebook looking washed out and grey. Your original file is never touched, and
nothing is uploaded anywhere. You still post the video yourself.
Mac. Free. Signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens normally.
One thing to do first. Facebook Video hands the actual encoding to ffmpeg, a
free tool that is almost certainly not on your Mac yet. Installing it takes
about five minutes and you only ever do it once. The setup page walks you
through it.
Any clip, sized and graded for Facebook in one drop.
Facebook will not take a video over 100 MB, and two minutes off a phone is often
three times that. Drop the clip on this instead. It works out the bitrate from
the length of your video, so the finished file lands just under the limit rather
than miles under it, and you keep the quality you paid for in pixels.
iPhone HDR footage is converted to normal colour, so it does not arrive on
Facebook looking washed out and grey. Your original file is never touched, and
nothing is uploaded anywhere. You still post the video yourself.
Mac. Free. Signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens normally.
One thing to do first. Facebook Video hands the actual encoding to ffmpeg, a
free tool that is almost certainly not on your Mac yet. Installing it takes
about five minutes and you only ever do it once. The setup page walks you
through it.
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