Recording high-quality video on Android using the highest available setting means that even a 30-second video file will be easily about 15 to 20 MB in size. Since external storage space is not a big concern at the moment, most of us do not care about the size of the video file. While recording videos a few days ago, we did not care about the output file size but then when we tried to send it to a friend via WhatsApp, we realized that the app does not support video file sizes larger than 12 MB.
When uploading a photo, WhatsApp automatically optimizes it for the web by reducing its resolution but, unfortunately, there is no such compress video option. This tool just gives you errors and allows you to find the solution yourself.
Sure there are many Windows-based video converters based for the job, but we're not interested in transferring files between devices using cables or over Wi-Fi.
Cool Tip: See how you can compress video file sizes in Windows using the default video editor, the Movie Maker, to save bandwidth when uploading on various video sharing sites or emailing them.
So, if time is important to you over money, you can go ahead and use the pro version to convert videos. However, if you are willing to make an extra effort to save a few minutes, you can manually compress the video file size in a lite version regardless of the video format.
After installing the Video Converter app on your Android device, run and import the video file you want to compress. Once you've selected a video file, tap the Convert option at the bottom of the screen.
When uploading a photo, WhatsApp automatically optimizes it for the web by reducing its resolution but, unfortunately, there is no such compress video option. This tool just gives you errors and allows you to find the solution yourself.
Sure there are many Windows-based video converters based for the job, but we're not interested in transferring files between devices using cables or over Wi-Fi.
Cool Tip: See how you can compress video file sizes in Windows using the default video editor, the Movie Maker, to save bandwidth when uploading on various video sharing sites or emailing them.
Reduce Video File Size Using Video Converter Application
As always, there are many apps available on the Google Play Store that claim to do an existing job. But most of them lack compression settings or do not work well. After trying some of them, we completed a video editor. we managed to convert and compress video files using Video Converter application.So, if time is important to you over money, you can go ahead and use the pro version to convert videos. However, if you are willing to make an extra effort to save a few minutes, you can manually compress the video file size in a lite version regardless of the video format.
After installing the Video Converter app on your Android device, run and import the video file you want to compress. Once you've selected a video file, tap the Convert option at the bottom of the screen.
So, if time is important to you over money, you can go ahead and use the pro version to convert videos. However, if you are willing to make an extra effort to save a few minutes, you can manually compress the video file size in a lite version regardless of the video format.
After installing the Video Converter app on your Android device, run and import the video file you want to compress. Once you've selected a video file, tap the Convert option at the bottom of the screen....
Video Converter will process the original video and reduce its size according to the desired output format. If the recipient sees the video on a mobile device, he will not notice any loss of quality. After the conversion is complete, you'll see a video in the Gallery from where you can share it via WhatsApp.
After hours of researching and trying a dozen video converters, we found a solution. However, if you know a more simple but free way to reduce video files on Android devices, do not forget to share information.
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