Is there a way I can resize my videos from 1080p to only 768p.
Reason being is that when watching 1080p vids, it consumes waay to many resources. But when watching 720p, its blurry. So i think that if i take a 1080p video and resize it to my resolution it will be clear without consuming a ton of resources.
Are you referring to streaming HD video? What file formats are we talking about here? Do you have any video editing software installed?
Cheers,
Walker
Windows Outreach Team
Im watching the movies through VLC and WMP. Formats are avi, m2ts, mkv, and mp4. And I have the Adobe Master Collection CS4 if that has any of the software in it.
Yep I believe you can do that in Premiere Pro... it should be a pretty basic operation. Not sure how though... anyone know for sure?
Walker
Windows Outreach Team
I tried exporting it as H.264, and changed the horizontal value to 1366, but when i try to change the vertical value to 768 it says its invalid or something.
It helps it a bit, but still looks blurry. I always wondered why it said it has native support for 720p content, when it still looks blurry.
Here's my way round this problem. Download the very good and free video converter "Super" from here:
SUPER ©
Make sure you don't download the advertised trial version of AVS converter. Look for the heading:
Current version SUPER © v2010.build.37 (Jan 2, 2010)
and scroll down the specification till you come to
the screenshot below and click download. With Super you can convert virtually any video file to a huge choice of video formats.
Thing to remember is you won't improve on the original and the more you compress the file the more "lossy" it will become.
Thanks for the suggestion, mitchell65! I'm wondering if SUPER can adjust for resolution too? It looks like mainly a format conversion tool, which isn't really the issue here. But hey, it's free - can't hurt to try it out Michael!
Cheers,
Walker
Windows Outreach Team
Quote