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In what format are the videos of your site encoded in the "Features" section?



User: Richard M. one year ago
I would like to put course videos online, and I noticed that your videos in the "features" section are quite small, and while having an acceptable quality, in what format are they encoded?

My source files are Keynote.

Thank you in advance

Your advice is welcome
User: EverWeb Support one year ago
Hi Richard,

Thank you for your post!

We recommend using MP4 format with H.264 encoding, as it’s widely supported and keeps file sizes small while maintaining good quality.

You can use online free video compression tools to optimize and convert the video files.

For larger video files or many videos, hosting on YouTube or Vimeo and embedding them into your website is also a great option.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

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User: Richard M. one year ago
Hi and thanks for your reply, but can I put a KEYNOTE file on your online free video compression tools ? I imagine not :(

Best and thanks

PS: Where is your online converter ?

Last edit one year ago
User: EverWeb Support one year ago
Hi Richard,

Thank you for your reply.

Keynote files can’t be used directly with most online video compression tools. To proceed, follow these steps:

1. Open your Keynote presentation
2. Go to File > Export To > Movie…
3. In the export window, choose your settings and click Next
4. Keynote will export your presentation as a .mov video file (not .mp4)
5. After exporting, use a free online tool to convert the .mov file to .mp4 (H.264), such as:

- https://clideo.com/compress-video
- https://www.veed.io/tools/video-compressor

You can also search for more free tools on Google.

Save the final file as an MP4 (H.264) for best compatibility with websites.

Best regards,
R.E.

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User: Richard M. one year ago
Hi R.E

Many thanks to you for this procedure, I will do test and I let you know soon.

Best
User: EverWeb Support one year ago
Hi Richard,

We are happy to help.

Should you have any further questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Best Regards,
R.E.

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