How to export and save videos? Choosing the right format and settings

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There are so many video file formats, codecs, frame rate and bitrate options that the average user will get dizzy. But you’re lucky ‘cause the Movavi Vlog crew can help you manage export settings! Enjoy this episode!

In today’s episode, we’ll show you the best way to save your travel videos, but if you don’t have one or it’s not edited yet, check this tutorial on how to create a travel video:
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Video file formats normally consist of a container for the video data and a codec which is used to code or decode the video and audio. The container is the file you can see on your computer or smartphone. It contains the audio track, the video track, a description, subtitles, and the many other items that make up a complete, viewable video. The codec compresses the contents of the container. It encodes the original image and sound during the process of shooting and then, when you start watching, decodes the image and sound to make them viewable.

1920х1080 is perfect for YouTube or watching a video at home. If you want to watch the video on your phone or publish it on Instagram, 1280х720 is enough. But if your video was shot in 1280х720, saving it as a file of higher resolution makes no sense, because it won’t make the image any better.

The frame rate, or FPS (frame per second), is the number of frames that can be shown every second in your video. We recommend you choose 24 or 30 fps; don’t set a higher fps than the original video.

The bitrate sets the image quality and file size. It can be set automatically by the program or manually by the user. There is also the VBR option, which is a variable bitrate in which the program sets different bitrates for different parts of the video. If it’s a short and dynamic video, 20,000 kb/s is the best option. If it’s a 3-hour long recording of a university lecture, 5,000 kb/s is enough ‘cause the quality is less important. Setting a higher bitrate than the original file doesn’t change anything.

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