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Izzy Video 162 – How to Compress Video for the iPad

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The iPad is an excellent device for watching videos. The question is: What is the best way to optimize video for the iPad’s display?

There are many ways to do it. This video will give you a couple different options, and the techniques will work on both PC’s and Macs.

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  • http://josephnasto.com Joseph Nasto

    Good tip to know. Thanks Izzy!

  • http://josephnasto.com Joseph Nasto

    Good tip to know. Thanks Izzy!

  • http://www.reflectionsbythehill.com Calvin

    Sweet! Just watch your video for iPads on my iPad. Thanks for the tip.

  • http://www.reflectionsbythehill.com Calvin

    Sweet! Just watch your video for iPads on my iPad. Thanks for the tip.

  • http://leehammondphotographer.com LeeH

    This is great information. I had loaded full-sized videos on my iPad, and they play OK, but obviously this method saves storage space. Thanks!

  • http://leehammondphotographer.com LeeH

    This is great information. I had loaded full-sized videos on my iPad, and they play OK, but obviously this method saves storage space. Thanks!

  • Tim

    Great info, Izzy! Thank you!

  • Tim

    Great info, Izzy! Thank you!

  • http://www.wardellpublications.com Randy

    I’m trying the 1024×576 setting with a 100% quality, a Data Rate of 2 and the MPEG-4 AAC Mono 128 for upload to YouTube. The file size is very small and the quality is wonderful plus it plays even on slower computer connections (a problem I have been having with some standard settings on YouTube).

    Thanks for the tip!

  • http://www.wardellpublications.com Randy

    I’m trying the 1024×576 setting with a 100% quality, a Data Rate of 2 and the MPEG-4 AAC Mono 128 for upload to YouTube. The file size is very small and the quality is wonderful plus it plays even on slower computer connections (a problem I have been having with some standard settings on YouTube).

    Thanks for the tip!

  • Jason

    Izzy … You rock buddy! You were on it like white on rice!

    PS – love the cutting edge updates … the updates alone are worth membership

  • Jason

    Izzy … You rock buddy! You were on it like white on rice!

    PS – love the cutting edge updates … the updates alone are worth membership

  • Ray

    I always learn from you and your videos are terrific.
    Thank you so much for all you taught me.

  • Ray

    I always learn from you and your videos are terrific.
    Thank you so much for all you taught me.

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