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@ -3,9 +3,10 @@ title: Accessibility and sobriety
subtitle: Translation in progress, stay tuned ;)
lang: en
slug: "faq"
draft: true
excerpt: Why, how et and especially what.
tags: ["Freelance"]
createdAt: "2022-06-22T15:34:45.000Z"
---
[Go back to available articles](/en/articles/)
[Go back to available articles](/en/articles)

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@ -3,9 +3,10 @@ title: Gratuiste
subtitle: Translation in progress, stay tuned ;)
lang: en
slug: "gratuiste"
draft: true
excerpt: Translation in progress, stay tuned ;)
tags: ["Design", "Freelance"]
createdAt: "2017-05-27T07:47:36.000Z"
---
[Go back to available articles](/en/articles/)
[Go back to available articles](/en/articles)

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@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ No more Apollo client and graphQL query, only markdown and a few promises.
Don’t get me wrong, I really like working with Strapi and its graphQL capabilities but for the purpose of this website, nuxt content does it (extremely well).
I’m still using Strapi as a way to upload, store and manage images, videos, gifs, etc. It might be too much for this use case but I like to know that I can still go back to it if I want to! Also, I spent quite a bit of time setting it up with OpenLiteSpeed and I’m still too attached to this accomplishment to let it go. I wrote [an article on Strapi running with OpenLiteSpeed](/en/articles/strapi-openlitespeed) if you’re into that kind of stuff.
I’m still using Strapi as a way to upload, store and manage images, videos, gifs, etc. It might be too much for this use case but I like to know that I can still go back to it if I want to! Also, I spent quite a bit of time setting it up with OpenLiteSpeed and I’m still too attached to this accomplishment to let it go.
## In the end

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src/content/articles/en/video-compression.md → src/content/articles/en/video-compression.mdx
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import AstroImage from "../../../components/AstroImage.astro";
export const premiereExport = "https://assets.nardu.in/wordpress_8ee6f54b98.jpeg";
export const premiereExport = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-premiere-1.jpeg";
export const handbrakeBase = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-handbrake-1.jpeg";
export const handbrakeVideo = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-handbrake-2.jpeg";
export const handbrakeAudio = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-handbrake-3.jpeg";
export const handbrakeWeb = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-handbrake-4.jpeg";
export const handbrakeWeb = "https://assets.nardu.in/video-handbrake-4.jpg";
## Let's play.
@ -30,12 +30,7 @@ With a good connection, users will not see the difference. But if we go down tha
Let's say we exported​ a 1920x1080 video from Premiere Pro with these basic settings:
<AstroImage
src={premiereExport}
width="673"
height="800"
alt=""
/>
<AstroImage src={premiereExport} width="673" height="800" alt="" />
It's gorgeous, it's Full HD, it's 1:30 minute of excellent editing but it's 50mb… What a shame.
@ -56,12 +51,7 @@ While it's not as nice as Premiere Pro, it has way more exporting capabilities.
1. Check Web Optimized
1. Keep MPEG-4 as the format
<AstroImage
src={handbrakeBase}
width="728"
height="337"
alt=""
/>
<AstroImage src={handbrakeBase} width="728" height="337" alt="" />
### Video screen
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1. Choose Peak Framerate. If you don't know the framerate, keep the default setting
1. Choose the type of video you are encoding (film, animation…)
<AstroImage
src={handbrakeVideo}
width="728"
height="337"
alt=""
/>
<AstroImage src={handbrakeVideo} width="728" height="337" alt="" />
### Audio screen
@ -86,12 +71,7 @@ If you have an audio channel, these settings are great and will not influence th
1. Samplerate 44.1
1. Bitrate 192 to 256 (your choice)
<AstroImage
src={handbrakeAudio}
width="728"
height="337"
alt=""
/>
<AstroImage src={handbrakeAudio} width="728" height="337" alt="" />
### Export!
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Using Handbrake and webm/VP9, we can achieve really great compression without losing too much quality (or none at all depending on the settings). I was able to divide by 4 the size of a video using these presets:
<AstroImage
src={handbrakeWeb}
width="728"
height="313"
alt=""
/>
<AstroImage src={handbrakeWeb} width="728" height="313" alt="" />
The only down side is that it takes some time to encode. It will depend on the video length and your computing power.

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title: After Effects Expressions
subtitle: En cours de traduction, revenez bientôt ;)
lang: fr
draft: true
slug: "after-effects-expressions"
excerpt: En cours de traduction, revenez bientôt ;)
tags: ["Design"]
createdAt: "2019-04-24T09:00:00.000Z"
---
[Retour aux articles](/articles/)
[Retour aux articles](/articles)

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title: Compression vidéo
subtitle: En cours de traduction, revenez bientôt ;)
lang: fr
draft: true
slug: "video-compression"
excerpt: Pas encore traduit
tags: ["Design"]
@ -9,4 +10,4 @@ createdAt: "2021-05-05T09:00:00.000Z"
updatedAt: "2022-06-08T14:24:06.000Z"
---
[Retour aux articles](/articles/)
[Retour aux articles](/articles)