- Create Custom Encoding Presets
- Save Time with Groups & Droplets
- Render to other Macs on a Network
- Create Optimized Movies for Cloud Hosting
- Create Crazy-Small HEVC Movies
Cook with our Compression Recipes
Not only will this tutorial give you a solid footing in using Compressor, we’ll share with you our “cookbook” of practical compression recipes we’ve developed at Ripple Training; such as how to create really small h.264 files for cloud hosting, maximize storage space on your iPad or iPhone, and how to deliver movies in different aspect ratios just to name a few.
Test the Quality of Your Settings
In this tutorial, we show you some great techniques to potentially shave hours off your render times. One way in particular, is to create ranges for the more difficult sections of the video in order to test the quality of your encoder settings. If you can get the video to look good in the difficult sections, the setting will work on the less challenging areas of the movie.
Let Your Macs Share the Work
If you have more than one Mac connected to a local network, we’ll teach you how to leverage Compressor’s distributed processing engine so that all your Macs can share the encoding tasks of larger movies or job batches.
Encode in Multiple Aspect Ratios
Do you need to output for Instagram TV, Stories, or some other unconventional video frame size? No problem. We’ll teach you how to use Compressor’s Cropping and Padding controls to output movies in as many aspect ratios as you like.
About the Author: Travis Richmond
Travis Richmond joined the Ripple Training team in 2012 as a voiceover editor. Since joining Ripple, he has worked with Final Cut Pro X, DaVinci Resolve and Motion while editing tutorials until being promoted to the Senior Editor. Not only is he an expert in dynamic media software, but he also enjoys lighting scenes and running the camera on video productions. To add to his many other skills, he also is producing high-quality tutorials centered around more advanced editing and production skills.
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