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#196783 12-Jun-2016 15:19
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I would like to create a series of 30 second product videos to tweet on Twitter.

 

I have been experimenting with the good old faithful Movie Maker.

 

I am, however seeing a degradation of video once it is uploaded and playing on twitter.

 

I presume there must be a optimum specification that one could use, but I am having difficulty finding the spec online.

 

Has anyone already created this particular "wheel" if so would you mind sharing the specifications of the video

 

 





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  #1570516 12-Jun-2016 15:49
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Twitter degrade all content sent thru them considerably inorder to save bandwidth.





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  #1570560 12-Jun-2016 16:39
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richms:

 

Twitter degrade all content sent thru them considerably inorder to save bandwidth.

 

 

good to know thanks





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  #1570581 12-Jun-2016 17:39
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No idea. Twitter does provides some recommendations

https://dev.twitter.com/rest/media/uploading-media#videorecs

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