[0:00] in this video I will show you how to
[0:02] compress video using ffmpeg to reduce
[0:05] 90% size without loss before we begin
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[0:13] you want to compress a video for some
[0:14] reason then you can use FFM Peg to do
[0:17] that there are paid tools to do the same
[0:20] thing but with FFM Peg you can do it for
[0:22] free and I will show you how let's see
[0:25] how to do it on Windows download ffmpeg
[0:28] from the link in the description and and
[0:30] then add it to the
[0:32] path to add it to path just save it in
[0:35] some folder and copy its
[0:39] path next open environment variables
[0:42] settings by searching the environment in
[0:44] start now open environment variables and
[0:47] from the user variables double click on
[0:51] path paste the path to the bin folder
[0:54] where ffmpeg.exe file is save the
[0:57] changes and
[0:58] exit
[1:01] now you go to the folder where the video
[1:03] file is that you want to compress right
[1:05] click on the empty area and then open
[1:09] Terminal type this ffmpeg command edit
[1:12] the input file name here same as your
[1:14] Source video
[1:16] file hit enter and then let it compress
[1:19] your video depending on the size of the
[1:21] input video it will take some time I
[1:25] will suggest leaving your PC idle and
[1:27] not the other
[1:28] work
[1:31] once it is done you will see the final
[1:33] compressed video you can clearly see the
[1:35] size difference it is more than
[1:38] 90% you can also compare the properties
[1:41] of the videos and see both have the same
[1:43] resolution just different bit
[1:46] rate this is it this is all it takes to
[1:49] compress videos on PC using FFM
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