how to reformat snagit video output to play on android

That said, I don't know what kind of space I'm going to need to store this output. I need to output a LOT (30+) of big videos (90 mins to 2H) to some kind of compressed format, and I don't think clicking 'share on YouTube!' is going to be the most time-effective way to do that. Obviously, as a lazy person with lots of better things to do, I would very much like to just hit a 'share on Youtube,' command in this tool but am leery to do it because of the absolutely GINORMOUS file sizes. I've blasted through 18 months worth of lectures, but I am not sure how to proceed with the ultimate test - posting 90 minute HD videos online. VideoWave has been a godsend, cheap and easy as pie to use - I just browse to select relevant clips, throw on some overlay text and a logo, and save (although I'm not really clear what I'm saving - a pointer file to the clips? other?. They want to burn each lecture to a DVD and upload them for pay per view streaming so they can use the $ to create an awesome community center!Īfter I tried and failed to use Camtasia (which wouldn't do the MTS files on the camera), I noticed I had Roxio on my PC for DVD burning, and upgraded it for a mere $50. They have a nice HD camera that saves files in an MTS format. I volunteered to help a group of nice ladies who put on cool lectures twice a month. I do not really want to use different codecs or do anything complicated, I don't know why frame speed needs to be set to a specific #, and with the exception of mp3 and mp4, I have no clue what any of these file format suffixes actually mean and what is compatible with anything else.)

Warning: I have *no* experience editing video (i.e. Hi everyone, I looking for any documentation whatsoever re: what happens to files when you click the Share Video command in VideoWave (part of Creator NXT2).

How to reformat snagit video output to play on android