One of the things that takes up most of the mobile phone space is video, which easily passes hundreds of megabytes up to terabyte when you get confused. This can take up a lot of space on your phone and it is also not good if you want to send it to other peopleIt will use more bandwidth and will take longer to send.
Another way to solve the problem compress videos. In exchange for losing some quality and, perhaps, reducing the resolution, the size of your videos can be significantly reduced. We'll see how you can do it with the three best options available on an Android phone.
Low quality when recording
Video compression is a process that requires a lot of energy and time, so when recording multiple videos it can be a lot better recordings are already in the basement
Each phone features its own options and settings, though it is most common on an Android phone that lets you choose at least decision on video recording (in camera app settings). The lower the decision, the less effective the video.
Other phones may include some additional options, the number of frames per second (the more, this is where the video stays) or the encoding. Some codecs are more compelling than others, although often the default settings will be just right.
Press when you share on WhatsApp and more
If you are considering pressing videos to share on social networks or messaging apps, the good news is that most applications reduce the quality of the videos automatically when you send them to other people or share them with them.
Th is is more noticeable in some applications than in others. For example, in WhatsApp the size of the videos is displayed before sending them, at the top of the screen. The same thing happened to Telegal, with the potential benefit select the compression level
For some programs, you rely on the default configuration. For example, in the Facebook program options you can choose if you want to upload videos in standard or HD quality. It is worth emphasizing that in these cases the video is stored in real quality on your mobile phone, and is a hard copy or downloaded copy compressed in small size.
Use apps to compress videos
If you want to control over video compression, an app will be needed to help you, because it's not uncommon to be installed before the program. You will find hundreds and hundreds on Google Play: we recommend Panda Video Compressor because it is free, works well and does not include any watermarks
Panda Video Compressor: Movie & Video Resizer
Use Panda or any other method, the process should be the same. Open the program, select the video or videos you want to press and then you select the pressure level. In the case of Panda, you have many ready-to-use options, such as "small file", "medium quality" or "email", in addition to being able to configure them yourself.
The benefit of Panda is that, after compressing the video, it shows up the summary compares the original video with the compressed video, where you can see not only the difference in size, but also individual output to check that the quality of the compressed video is good.
Another interesting addition for those with portable phones with virtually no free space is that the app has a useful return option. I mean return the original video with the oppressed (if you prefer), which will help you free up more space for your mobile.
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